Digital devices to help make informed decisions on crop protection and nutrient applications can make life easier for both arable and grassland managers and do not have to cost the earth.

Life Scientific the Irish based R&D crop protection company has recently opened its new state-of-the-art offices and laboratories in Dublin.

Narrowing of rotations in recent years has made weed control in maize more difficult suggests an AICC agronomist.

The East of England Showground will see the return of this year’s All Breeds All Britain (ABAB) Calf Show.

Livestock farmers across England and Wales have been out earlier than usual drilling new grass leys this year.

Check the leaf emergence in your wheat crops before deciding your T1 timing.

Greening rules for farmers in England may be unchanged for the 2019 scheme year, but double-funding rules may have the potential to catch out some growers when planning their Ecological Focus Area (EFA).

Dewulf, full-liner in agricultural machines for potatoes and carrots, stands stronger than ever in the market after a capital injection by family shareholders Hendrik Decramer and Thomas Decan, in collaboration with investor Jan Clarebout.

As spring approaches so does the threat of blowfly strike, leaving farms across the country vulnerable and at risk.

At a recent BASF meeting at NIAB, three farmers from very different locations discussed their approach to managing their wheat crops.

Relatively dry winter conditions across most of the UK mean farmers could potentially reduce the amount of nitrogen applied to cereals and oilseed rape.

Independent report details value of livestock markets to wider rural communities.