News - Arable

For award-winners David Newman and Tracy Russell, the future of farming must involve smaller farms that are embedded in the community offering fresh and wholesome produce – something they have been doing for nearly 20 years

The ongoing threat of cabbage stem flea beetle (CSFB) is a key barrier to oilseed rape success and we find out about a new characteristic purposely bred to help tackle this challenge

Latest AHDB report says while progress has been strong, declining prices may 'weigh heavily' on growers

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

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

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

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

The plant will have ceased all production of bioethanol and animal feed by August 31

Following this week's arable farming takeover in Farmers Guardian, this week's podcast takes a closer look at the highs and lows of harvest 2025

Potato growers are entering the 2025/26 season with trepidation after a collapse in old crop values and a low-priced start