Content related to the topic: harvest

28 August 2026

UK harvest remains challenging despite modest improvements from northern crops

Our third harvest report of 2026 shows that while some crops have performed better in northern areas, there is only a modest improvement to the national picture.

30 June 2026

Crop ratings slip after dry spring, but harvest hope remains

Our final crop development report of 2026 shows that a dry spring has reduced crop condition ratings across much of the UK.

9 June 2026

GB barley area hits 16-year low as growers rethink cropping strategies

Our latest Planting and Variety Survey, the first post-planting estimates of GB cropped areas for harvest 2026, reveals a marked change in the balance of crops planted across the UK in 2026.

7 July 2026

Pre-harvest Monitor Farm open evening: North West

Event cancelled

27 April 2026

Why are high doses bad news for fungicide resistance?

Ellie Dearlove explains why the best dose to counter pesticide resistance depends on whether the target is a weed, a pest or a disease.

7 April 2026

Planting and Variety Survey 2026 now open

Our annual Planting and Variety Survey (PVS) opens today, Tuesday 7 April. Help us build an early picture of the 2026 harvest.

24 November 2025

Fusarium mycotoxins and limits in UK grain

Learn about the mycotoxin limits in place to protect consumer safety.

3 December 2025

Norwich Monitor Farm

Hear the latest from Norwich Monitor Farmer Michael Balls, gain expert agronomy insights, and see how soil health assessments translate into real farm decisions.

18 November 2025

West & Wales: Chaff Chat LIVE

Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?

20 November 2025

South: Chaff Chat LIVE

Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?

13 November 2025

North: Chaff Chat LIVE!

Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?

11 November 2025

East: Chaff Chat LIVE!

Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?