Content related to the topic: crops-grassland

3 July 2026

Summer farm walk: North Essex Monitor Farm

Postponed: Join us at Shore Hall Estate for a farm walk and discussion focused on the role of break crops within the rotation.

21 May 2026

Testing smarter nitrogen approaches at Strategic Cereal Farms

On-farm trials are rethinking how nitrogen is applied in winter wheat.

28 May 2026

Making the most of grass growth

Whether you’re planning grazing rotations or preparing for silage, it helps to know exactly what’s growing in your fields.

16 June 2026

Huntingdonshire Monitor Farm: Launch and summer farm walk

There’s a new Monitor Farm in Huntingdonshire! Join us at Common Farm with the team at G T Ramply & Son to hear about their plans as the next AHDB Monitor Farm for the area.

22 May 2026

Management of Wheat dwarf virus (WDV) in cereals

Wheat dwarf virus (WDV) is spread by a relatively new leafhopper species in the UK. Find out about the pest species, virus symptoms and infection-risk management.

20 May 2026

Put soil first to support crop protection benefits

We explore how plant protection products impact the soil microbiome.

7 July 2026

Pre-harvest Monitor Farm open evening: North West

Event cancelled

15 May 2026

Grassland placement opportunity with AHDB

AHDB and the Stapledon Memorial Trust are working together to award a bursary of up to £9,000.

30 July 2026

Herefordshire: Multi-species swards – from seed to feed

Learn about growing multi-species swards and herbal leys, and how they can improve livestock performance and boost economic return

25 June 2026

South Notts Monitor Farm: Launch and summer farm walk

There’s a new Monitor Farm for South Notts! Join us at Smite Hill Farm as we hear from Grant and Sarah Page about their plans as the next Monitor Farm for Nottinghamshire.

8 May 2026

Management of milling wheat

From variety selection and agronomy to harvest and storage, attention to detail is the key to growing success.

21 May 2026

Assess the percentage of clover in your pastures

Clovers can replace some, or all, bagged nitrogen (N) in both conventional and organic swards. How much N is fixed depends on the clover content in the sward.