Heatwaves and increasingly erratic rainfall are testing brassica growers across the UK, forcing growers to rethink irrigation, soil management and, potentially, which crops they plant

Organic and conventional farmers in Suffolk have joined forces to test three different crop establishment systems, with a focus on weed control, soil health and soil moisture conservation

Plans are well underway for the upcoming annual training events for those on the National Register of Sprayer Operators (NRoSO), which will focus on adjuvants and water conditioners

With the 2026 sugar beet campaign fast approaching, BBRO's BeetField events provided an opportunity to catch up with advice on making the most of autumn growth and yield accumulation potential in the run-up to harvest

After hearing multiple experts illude to a fertiliser shortage, head of arable Ash Ellwood does some digging about what we know so far

Wheat prices are seemingly recovering but what price is needed to compensate for inflated input costs?

In the last of our series, we catch up with two agronomists in contrasting parts of the country to see how the 2026 potato crop has fared after the exceptionally hot and dry season

A rural business consultancy has cut the time it takes to set up clients' Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) agreements from up to 12 hours to less than one, after switching to new farm management software