Content related to the topic: oilseed-rape

20 February 2026

Recommended Lists for cereals and oilseeds (RL) harvest results

Access the latest variety data and commentary from our RL trials.

11 June 2026

Harvest toolkit for cereals and oilseeds

Our Harvest Toolkit includes a wealth of information on grain prices, harvest results, straw, grain sampling practice, grain storage and grain marketing

25 August 2026

Viruses in cereals and oilseed rape

How to manage crop virus risks associated with some aphid species.

12 October 2026

The UK aphid monitoring network

Found out about a network of traps providing regional information on aphid species and numbers.

26 January 2026

How to minimise erucic acid risks in oilseed rape

Key points where management of erucic acid levels can make a difference

26 January 2026

Industry must look beyond headline yields

A flexible variety trialling system that looks beyond headline yields is required by growers and users of cereals and oilseeds in the UK.

23 January 2026

Developing a soil health testing plan at AHDB Strategic Farm West

Like many farmers around the UK, one of Rob Fox’s main challenges is to continue improving soil.

2 February 2023

How to measure cereal plant populations, nitrogen uptake and dry matter

Poor establishment or low plant counts can reduce yield. Knowing your plant populations means the crop can be effectively managed through the growing season to maximise yield.

15 September 2026

CPD points from AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds

Information on how to claim BASIS and NRoSO CPD points associated with publications issued by AHDB Cereals & Oilseeds.

23 January 2026

Light leaf spot risk relatively low, says autumn forecast

The autumn light leaf spot forecast shows that the disease risk to winter oilseed rape is relatively low.

26 January 2026

Where are cereals grown and processed in the UK?

These industry maps cover barley, wheat, oats and oilseed rape.

2 July 2026

Standards for grain testing (analysts' training)

Designed for analysts who test wheat, barley and oilseed rape, these modules and publication can be used to improve the standard of testing across the UK.