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Winter wheat growers will see a step up in the control of septoria, the crop’s number one disease, at the T2 timing this spring, with a new broad-spectrum

Spring workloads are mounting on most arable farms, so sorting fieldwork priorities to ensure optimum return on investment where crops are variable and

The prolonged spell of unseasonal wet weather is causing concern among arable farmers about how long they can hold on to milling wheat premiums. Wheat

The judges were impressed by the enthusiasm, professionalism and drive of the finalists in the Arable Adviser of the Year category. All three arable

An estimated 5-7% of users of Inatreq-containing fungicides experienced problems with sprayer component damage after applying them last year, putting

Ceres Rural agronomist Jock Willmott is taking his arable farming clients on a journey to reduce their carbon emissions while ensuring they stay

Big changes have been made to the cropping systems at two farms in Berkshire and Bedfordshire, which aim to future-proof their arable businesses. Both are

Despite high input prices, good autumn conditions and the lure of high wheat prices at the time of drilling are likely to mean a larger area of winter

Jock Willmott, partner and agronomist at Ceres Rural, Cambridgeshire is Farmers Weekly's Arable Adviser of the Year. Jock Willmott has climbed the farming

Despite record-breaking summer temperatures and a lack of rain, winter wheat yields recorded from harvest 2022 were higher than many had anticipated.