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Crops & Grassland
11 July 2024
Duncan Nelless, alongside his brother Angus Duncan, farms Thistleyhaugh Farm in Northumberland. This family-run operation spans 2,000 acres of diverse landscape, from riverside sand and gravel to heavy clay loams and peat soils.
10 July 2024
Will Langton, a fourth-generation dairy farmer, manages Crowfields Farm in Derbyshire alongside his mother. The farm spans 150 acres, with some fields bordering Nottinghamshire.
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4 July 2024
A blog about wheat brown rust and how you can help us monitor changes to cereal pathogen populations
9 August 2024
Tenant farmers Justine and Graham Worsey aim to reduce costs and maintain production by offering investment into their herd for one of their team and putting their entire grazing platform into the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) SAM3 herbal leys option.
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26 January 2026
It is important to understand how to limit the total dose of fungicides without compromising crop disease control.
2 July 2024
Tell us which viewing options you prefer to help us develop a new digital tool for the RL
25 March 2025
This article looks towards 2044 (the year the Recommended Lists turns 100).
20 June 2024
Our Curious about Clover events held in April 2024 showcased this potential, with one event taking place in Cumbria. Hosted at Borderway, the event featured enlightening sessions, expert speakers, and insightful research.
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20 June 2024
Sign up to harvest results to get the latest Recommended Lists (RL) variety data for cereals and oilseeds.
30 August 2024
The GrassCheck GB project celebrates its fifth year dedicated to enhancing grassland productivity in England, Wales, and Scotland.
26 January 2026
Change across the whole variety-selection pipeline may be needed to develop more sustainable cereal and oilseed crops
26 January 2026
To debate the future of the cereals and oilseeds sector and pick up evidence-based resources, visit AHDB at Cereals 2024.