News - Arable

Under the proposal, beet processing would cease at Cantley from the end of February 2027

The top fruit industry which could grow by 50% over the next ten years is being held back by a lack of government joined up thinking

Keeping an eye on the latest trends in the grain markets

A new study has provided fresh insight into why triallate has remained an effective weapon against black-grass for more than six decades, despite widespread resistance developing to many other herbicides

Discover expert advice on how arable growers can prepare for SFI 2026 applications and avoid costly delays

The Defra funded projects focus on disease resilience and precision-bred crops

Lost Orchard Cider’s co-founder Angus Morrison believes Scotland has been overlooked as a cider-producing nation for too long

The heatwave has brought some early barley combining but how are crops fairing in this heat?

Running for 11 years, the prestigious ‘Soil Farmer of the Year’ was awarded on day one of Groundswell, with three arable farmers shortlisted for the award

The UK's precision breeding sector has reached a significant milestone, with two British farmers becoming the first in Europe to grow and harvest gene-edited crops in commercial field conditions