Natural resources

22 October 2025

Join us for a collaboration with Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) for an informative event on Integrated Slurry Management incorporating cost-effective Nutrient Management Planning with guest Chris Duller, David Ball from AHDB and CSF advisor Jonathan Skidmore.

29 August 2025

Wheat bulb fly can exploit bare ground after harvest. Ellie Dearlove examines the potential impact on pest risk this year and an integrated pest management approach to help mitigate it.

26 August 2025

AHDB Environment Director Chris Gooderham looks back at the first year of our pioneering Environment Baselining Pilot.

20 April 2026

A nutrient management plan considers the optimal use of all available nutrients to ensure profitability of the crop and reduce environmental impacts.

23 January 2026

Learn how a lack of soil moisture can impact nitrogen uptake in winter wheat.

2 July 2025

Join us at Groundswell 2025 to explore evidence-led, actionable insights for resilient and sustainable farming businesses.

11 June 2025

See how AHDB is utilising data to unlock your business's success.

4 February 2026

A relatively high grain protein content is required for bread-making flours. Find out how careful variety choice and nitrogen management will help you secure milling wheat premiums.

3 April 2025

We update the Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) in partnership with many organisations. The partnership includes a Steering Group supported by three Technical Working Groups (TWGs). The partnership coordinates the research and knowledge exchange it funds to generate independent, scientifically robust and practical data on crop nutrient management for the UK.

26 January 2026

To debate the future of the cereals and oilseeds sector and pick up evidence-based resources, visit AHDB at Cereals 2024.

12 October 2026

A pioneering pilot aiming to assess the environmental impact of farms across Great Britain.

11 September 2025

Find out about the strategic review of the Nutrient Management Guide (RB209), including how you can feed in your views about the future of the guidance.

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