12 February 2018 Another blow to fungal infection For the first time, researchers have isolated a natural resistance gene to Septoria, Europe’s most…
12 February 2018 Education and training at the forefront of Cereals 2018 The nature of farming is changing. Farmers are under increasing pressure to produce more with…
9 February 2018 Take-all tackled by AHDB-funded studentship Much more is now known about the fungus behind the soil-borne disease ‘take-all’, including fungal…
9 February 2018 Forward OSR crops will need careful management Oilseed rape crops across the UK are generally leafier than usual and many will require…
8 February 2018 Committee chair calls for govt to reverse brexit chemical plans The chair of the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee has called on the government…
8 February 2018 Macron backtracks on glyphosate President Emmanuel Macron said that France will exempt farmers from a glyphosate ban if there…
8 February 2018 First report in decades of a forgotten crop pathogen Scientists, breeders, farmers and conservation groups must continue to work in close collaboration to prepare…
8 February 2018 Sweet route to greater yields A promising technique that makes maize more productive even in droughts has now been unpicked…
7 February 2018 What can conventional farmers learn from the organic sector? In farming, the conventional and organic world might not seem the easiest bedfellows, but they…
7 February 2018 Strong yields for GB potato seed sent to Kenya for trials GB potato seed sent out to Kenya has performed strongly on three Kenyan trial sites.…