Content related to the topic: pests

30 October 2026

Recent data suggests higher proportions of aphid populations are carrying BYDV

Higher-than-average BYDV levels found in autumn aphid populations, highlighting the importance of assessing crop risk this season.

29 October 2026

Bioinsecticide product types and key considerations

Discover the main bioinsecticide groups and why products require careful integration in crop protection programmes.

29 October 2026

Biopesticide regulation and performance for cereals and oilseeds

Learn how biopesticides are regulated and how they require careful management.

6 January 2027

North East Farm Network: Research in practice 2027

Join us and Newcastle University Farms to explore current arable research and see how emerging evidence could help inform practical on-farm decisions.

9 December 2026

AHDB Agronomy Conference 2026

Join us for the 20th AHDB Agronomy Conference for our evidence-based research insights that can inform on-farm decision making.

1 October 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Optimise autumn nutrition

Learn how to use nutrients to increase crop tolerance to pest attack.

1 October 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Tillage techniques

Find out how tillage techniques impact CSFB populations.

25 September 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Variety vigour and seed quality

Find out how quality seed and a vigorous variety can keep your crop ahead of pest damage.

9 September 2026

CSFB management tip: Cultivate OSR stubble

Find out how cultivating oilseed rape stubble can destroy soil-dwelling beetle pupae.

24 November 2026

East Yorkshire Farm Network: Putting IPM into practice

Join us at Bishop Burton College for an interactive event exploring how integrated pest management (IPM) can support resilient and profitable crop production.

2 November 2026

Innovation sites

Innovation sites are farmer-led, on-farm projects that test ideas and solutions to real farming challenges.

2 September 2026

New BYDV tool for aphid management

Discover how the new tool is more powerful than the T-sum tool.