Content related to the topic: cereals-oilseeds

21 December 2018

Ban on the outdoor use of metaldehyde

A ban on the outdoor use of metaldehyde slug pellets is to be introduced across Great Britain from spring 2020.

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

19 December 2018

Rotation, organic arable and cover crops

How can you improve your rotation to better your farm profitability?

30 August 2024

50 years of the UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey

This article looks at the first 50 years of the UKCPVS. A service that detects new races of cereal pathogens.

25 March 2026

UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey (UKCPVS)

The UKCPVS looks to detect new races of cereal pathogens.

17 December 2018

Regional agronomy events to start the New Year

To integrate applied technical research with on-farm practice, AHDB will start 2019 with a road-show of arable agronomy events taking place across England, Scotland and Wales.

14 December 2018

New AHDB contact for arable farmers in North West

Michelle Nuttall has joined AHDB as a new Knowledge Exchange Manager for the North West.

12 December 2018

Remember: you only live once

Succession is a sensitive but often-ignored subject for many farming families. Farmers were warned last week at the Morayshire Monitor Farm meeting that ignoring the topic could put their life’s work at risk.

3 March 2026

Viruses in cereals and oilseed rape

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

12 December 2018

Machinery review: what next?

In April 2018 we reported that UK farms were spending too much on machinery, according to a review of machinery at the AHDB Monitor Farms.

29 June 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