Technical

Surveys reveal widespread septoria and early yellow rust across UK wheat, signalling disease pressure and need for robust T1 strategies

Traditional manure management strategies could be resulting in lost nutrients, but handling manure like silage could help maximise its value

Saturated soils following a wet winter pose risks to nutrients, roots and structure, making testing and understanding soil biology increasingly vital for informed spring fertiliser and field management decisions

Following the difficult grass growing season of 2025, dairy producers may want to consider taking steps to mitigate against another similar year particularly in light of falling milk prices

Unlike last year, when land was already on the verge of being ready to drill in early to mid-March, sugar beet drilling has only recently started on the lighter soils

Dairy farmers should scrutinise the content of their calf milk powders to ensure they are getting the best return on investment in the feed at a time of falling farmgate milk prices

Standing and stagnant water are the main risk areas for dogs to contract lepto infections on-farm, with humans also at risk

Follow this five-point plan to achieve optimal innate and acquired calf immunity and reduce respiratory disease on-farm

Vet, Emma Greaves, shares her top tips for managing pink eye infections within the dairy herd

With increasing weed pressures, herbicide use challenges and tougher regulations, what lies ahead for sugar beet weed control in GB? A British Beet Research Organisation weeds seminar in Peterborough took a look into the future