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NIAB welcomes ‘green light’ for gene-editing technology

A new law paves the way for the faster breeding and development of high-yielding, more nutritious and climate-resilient UK arable crops, say scientists.

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Family farm with strong Suffolk roots

Potatoes and vegetables are key enterprises at Capel St Andrew Farms.

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‘Golden opportunity’ to grow UK sunflowers

Sunflowers offer UK farmers an untapped opportunity to supply a growing market this season – and avoid high input costs.

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How to get the best from nutrients this spring

Crops must have all nutrients needed
to get best returns this season

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Cereals tickets raise money for charity

Early bird tickets for Cereals 2023 are now on sale, with half the proceeds going to the Multiple System Atrophy Trust, a charity close to the host farmer’s heart.

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How adjusting septoria score can protect early wheat crops

Tweaking winter wheat fungicide programmes to reflect drilling date can help mitigate yield losses from septoria, says ADAS research.

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Optimise herbicide applications for effective weed control this spring

Maximising herbicide efficiency will be key to controlling weeds while reducing input costs this spring.

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New winter wheat delivers for award-winning Norfolk grower

Norfolk grower Mark Means says his first fully commercial crop of DSV Champion winter wheat is looking good – a year after the Group 4 variety achieved 16.2t/ha in AHDB trials on his farm.

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Crop trials focus on sustainable cereals

Goal to make management easier

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Big interest in high protein combinable green pea variety

Rising demand for vegetable-based proteins and the benefits legumes bring to rotations is underpinning increased interest in combinable peas.

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