Arable

The barley and oilseed harvests may have been relatively easy, but the market outlook is mixed at best

The driest summer since the infamous year of '76 has put water availability well into the spotlight this season. Farmers Guardian finds out what growers need to be aware of going forward

Deputy Editor Alex Black reflects on the impact of the decision to close the biofuels plant in Hull

As climate change brings more frequent and severe flooding, innovative solutions are emerging to help tackle the challenges, such as from Patrick Bowden-Smith who farms on the Suffolk coast

The levy body said there was an error in the background yield data of its latest UK harvest progress report

Trials carried out by agronomy firm Hutchinsons are exploring how varieties and other emerging biological products can be better used to combat potato cyst nematode

Focusing on a cross between spring and winter wheat, the new Group 1 variety STR Pace offers both an extended drilling window and early vigour

Keen to be a leading force in agricultural innovation, one Nottinghamshire farm manager is combining tradition with cutting-edge science to push the boundaries of arable farming and slug control – and is reaping the rewards of his efforts

Working with host farmer Roger Mills, the Olde Appleton Italian ryegrass trials in Yorkshire provides practical guidance on how to manage an increasingly resistant, prevalent and problematic grass-weed

Negotiations have concluded and a deal has been agreed for the 2026/27 sugar beet contract