News

The number of frosts that a wheat crop sees each winter could help growers make smarter fungicide choices when it comes to yellow rust, a study has found.

A five-year project looking at the agronomic factors effecting septoria found that sowing date had more of an influence on disease levels than varietal resistance.

Britain’s food supply chain is better positioned to cope with the second lockdown than it was in the first wave of restrictions in March.

UK farmers should be able to access new crop protection products quicker than their EU counterparts post-Brexit, the chief executive of the Crop Protection Association (CPA) has said.

A weekend of heavy rainfall and strong winds following the tail end of Hurricane Zeta has seen farmland ravaged by flooding.

Tighter measures could be on the cards for auction marts in England following Government’s announcement of a four-week national lockdown to reduce the spread of Covid-19.

Thousands of farmers are taking part in ongoing mass protests across Poland after their country’s government voted to ban the 1.4 billion industry of kosher and halal meat for export in an animal rights Bill.

Avian Influenza has been confirmed at a small commercial premises near Deal in Kent today

A series of online events will be held from February 3 to February 17

This week, I want to talk about something which has been in the back of my mind for quite some time, even more so since I started farming in my own right and probably since I grew up on a farm where my desire to be like my father and uncle first started.