Content related to the sectors: cereals-oilseeds

28 January 2026

How to manage weeds in arable rotations

How to improve weed management in a rotation dominated by autumn-sown crops.

26 January 2026

How to minimise glyphosate resistance risks in grass weeds

Maintain glyphosate's efficacy by following these WRAG/AHDB guidelines.

28 November 2023

Weed control in conventional and organic oats

As grass-weed herbicide options in oats are limited, it is especially important to use integrated pest management (IPM).

13 February 2026

Distribution and management of herbicide resistance in broad-leaved weeds

Populations of herbicide-resistant broad-leaved weeds are increasing in the UK. If you suspect resistance, collect seed samples for testing.

10 May 2024

The management of pollen beetle in oilseed rape

This insect is rarely abundant enough to warrant treatment

28 January 2026

Encyclopaedia of pests and natural enemies

The encyclopaedia provides at-a-glance information on the pests and natural enemies associated with cropping systems.

17 September 2021

Identification and management of saddle gall midge in cereals

A sporadic pest, saddle gall midge can reduce cereal yields through larval feeding and weakened stems.

1 July 2024

How to manage wheat bulb fly risk in cereals

Tips for various levels of pest pressure

11 May 2026

How to identify wheat blossom midges

Orange, yellow or lemon – effective midge management starts with species identification

26 January 2026

Cabbage stem flea beetle (CSFB) and its management in oilseed rape

A lack of effective chemical control means a firm grasp of this pest is essential

17 September 2021

Take-all disease in cereals: prevent, detect, control

With varietal and fungicidal control limited, tackling take-all requires a solid understanding of the causal pathogen.

11 February 2026

Encyclopaedia of cereal diseases

This definitive guide to cereal diseases in the UK contains full colour photographs for identification plus information on hosts, symptoms and life cycles.