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Bayer has received regulatory approval for isoflucypram, its new fungicide active substance that promises unrivalled broad-spectrum disease control against the principal foliar threats in wheat.

Grant Reid gives some quick pointers for Scottish arable growers to consider this October

3 key agronomic pointers for Scottish growers this October

Tom Astill goes in-depth to provide some advice for cereal and oilseed rape growers in the Midlands

How to achieve good weed control this autumn

Andy Goulding takes you through some herbicide advice for this autumn

Quick tips on herbicide use in cereals this autumn

Rachel Banks talks through autumn herbicide decisions before casting an eye to oilseed rape fungicides

Weed control advice for East Anglian growers in October

Matt Siggs provides some detailed advice around weed control as winter cereal planting gets underway

Weed control options for southern growers this October

Adam Hinchcliffe offers some guidance on weed control in cereals and disease control in oilseed rape

Gareth Bubb talks through six areas of possible concern for growers in the west this September

Six possible agronomy queries by western growers this September

Tom Sowerby runs through some advice around six key agronomy topics

Advice on six topics for northern growers this September

Grant Reid provides a view on how to tackle four agronomy decisions in Scotland

Advice for four agronomic decisions in September

Sam Harvey picks out four topics for growers to consider during September

Four things arable growers could consider in September

Ben Giles talks about what could and shouldn’t be drilled in September

Drilling and herbicide advice for Midlands growers in September

Matt Siggs looks at agronomy tasks for June and July

How to turn crop potential into profit this June and July

Sam Harvey takes a look at some considerations for growers this June and July

East Anglia – agronomy tasks to consider this June and July

Gareth Bubb assesses what to do to get combinable crops through to harvest.

Final agronomy jobs for western growers in June and July

Grant Reid highlights some key areas for Scottish growers in June and July

Agronomy tips for Scottish growers in June and July

Clarity of focus coupled with modest, but realistic expectations explain the first-year success of the Potato Partnership, says James Wrinch, director of East Suffolk Produce and a TPP founding partner.

The Potato Partnership - a successful first year, but what’s next?

Gareth Bubb runs through some advice for key activities in April

Disease control priorities and advice for cereals and oilseed rape growers in the west

In a busy month for arable growers, Sam Harvey outlines potential priorities for April in East Anglia.

Find out about Bayer’s advice on some agronomic decisions in April

Grant Reid has some straightforward advice for Scottish growers in April

Plan and prioritise key arable farming jobs this April

Ben Giles walks through various options for disease control in the Midlands

Disease control options in crops this April

Matt Siggs finds some key activities for growers to keep a watch on in a busy agronomy month in the south

Key advice for disease and weed control in the south this April

Tom Sowerby discusses six jobs farmers in the north will be considering in April

How to maintain yields in crops in April

Digital data has become a big part of agriculture, but analysing and translating complex information into practical farm decisions can sometimes seem daunting. That is why many growers are turning to the FieldView digital farming platform.

Data Drives Field and Farm Performance

Some smart functionality within Bayer’s FieldView platform could have more relevance than many growers realise. That’s the realisation for the team at potato enterprise G H Hoyles Ltd of Long Sutton, Lincs.

Water Utilisation Tool To Help With Irrigation Planning?

The agriculture industry has become more open about mental health in recent years, but it remains a topic many farmers are stoically reluctant to talk about.

Tackling taboos around mental health

Higher costs have raised the stakes for 2023 crop profitability, reinforcing the need to use inputs efficiently and drive output.

Keeping an eye on costs

There is a raft of cutting-edge machinery wending its way towards UK farms, but which will become commonplace in the next decade?

Five farm kit innovations to watch out for

Grant Reid looks at four possible tasks on arable farms in March as crops start to grow

Four possible tasks for Scottish arable growers in March

Richard Prankerd explains what southern growers might be facing in March

How to look after crops effectively this March in the south

Tom Astill assesses current crop growth and provides agronomic insights for March for Midlands growers

Seven issues Midlands growers may face in March

Grant Reid highlights four things Scottish farmers could be looking at in February

Four quick agronomy tips for February in Scotland

Grassweed control, oilseed rape diseases and cover crop termination feature in Tom Sowerby’s latest blog.

Which three agronomy tasks might northern growers face in February

Weed control, cover crop destruction and oilseed rape disease control top Matt Siggs’ list of possible activities for southern growers in February

Four possible jobs for southern growers in February

Midlands growers are facing three different challenges for grass weed control this spring. Ben Giles looks at options for the spring

How to tackle different grass weed control scenarios in the Midlands

Grassweed control in cereals, oilseed rape disease monitoring and cover crop destruction top possible agronomy tasks in February, according to Gareth Bubb

Add these three agronomy tasks to the list for February in the west

Matt Siggs examines oilseed rape diseases, grass-weed control applications, and cover crops in the south this November.

Three agronomy tasks before shutting the gate in the south

Tom Sowerby discusses herbicide use options for post-emergence grass-weed control in November, as well as oilseed rape diseases and when to terminate overwintered crops.

Post-emergence grass-weed control and cover crop termination advice for northern growers

Ben Giles discusses grass-weed control decisions, offers advice on oilseed rape disease, and discusses cover crop termination this November.

Advice on difficult decisions growers face for grass-weed control this autumn in the Midlands

Tom Astill discusses grass-weeds, herbicide decisions, oilseed rape diseases, and Fieldview technology for growers in the west to consider this in November.

Five crop insights to help you manage crops this winter

This November, Sam Harvey delves into how to approach grass-weed control in emerged crops through resistance testing and herbicide use.

How to manage winter wheat herbicide top ups this November in East Anglia

Grant Reid identifies three activities that Scottish growers could undertake this November: monitoring oilseed rape, advice on herbicide decisions, and why soil sampling is recommended for root crops.

Three things Scottish growers could consider doing before Christmas

Grant Reid highlights three weed and disease issues for Scottish growers to consider this October

Three weed and disease issues to tackle in Scotland

Richard Prankerd looks at weed control in cereals and disease control in oilseed rape in the latest CTM Insights for the south

How to beat weeds and diseases in southern crops in October

Ella Bull assesses options for weed control in cereals and disease control in oilseed rape for East Anglian growers this October

Five insights into weed and disease control for East Anglian growers

Adam Tidswell pinpoints four key areas for Midlands growers to consider this October

Help with weed and disease control decisions for Midlands growers this October

James Wilkins looks at establishing new crops this autumn, weed control and root crop disease control in East Anglia

Five helpful pieces of advice for East Anglian growers this September

The combination of more variable rainfall and warming temperatures is likely to impact agriculture, and potatoes specifically, in a range of ways, observes Antonia Walker, Bayer campaign manager for roots.

Changing climate highlights urgent need for new varieties

Maximising spray performance requires much more than just choosing the best product for the job – application is equally crucial.

How to improve spray application

As direct payments are replaced with environmentally-focussed support, Crop Focus examines how to make this work within a productive arable enterprise.

Target green options to offset support cuts

Field-scale Agrii trials with 14 leading and up-and-coming winter OSRs across four late-sown iFarms from Yorkshire to Angus have highlighted DK Exsteel as one of only two varieties delivering gross outputs of over 6t/ha.

Trials highlight varieties for later drilling

Resistance testing Italian ryegrass and black-grass helps farmers to plan resistance management

Five Reasons to resistance test black-grass and ryegrass and how to do it

Adam Hinchcliffe highlights four key areas for northern growers to consider during August

Crop agronomy advice for northern growers in August

August marks the end of one cropping season, and the beginning of the next. Gareth Bubb assesses the key tasks in the west this month

Four agronomic insights for growers in the west in August

Grant Reid runs through his latest agronomic advice for Scottish growers in August

Five topical insights to help Scottish growers this August

Sam Harvey picks out five topics for growers to consider in the east during August

Pay attention to these five agronomic decisions in August

Effective stubble management is an essential part of controlling difficult grass-weeds. Cultivation and Roundup (glyphosate) are the two best tools at farmers’ disposal to keep control of weeds.

What’s your strategy for stubble management?

Adam Hinchcliffe provides some advice for growers in the North for May

How these six agronomy tips will keep your crops on track in June

Six insights for crop agronomy in June and July in the south

James Wilkins provides an update on how to manage crops this June and July in East Anglia

Seven tasks to complete this June and July in crops in East Anglia

Adam Tidswell outlines seven tasks many growers will be considering this June and July

Seven agronomic tasks to consider doing this June and July in the Midlands

Tom Astill outlines seven more agronomy pointers for the region’s farmers

Seven more potential jobs for arable farmers this June and July in the west

Craig Simpson looks at what Scottish farmers could need to do in June and July

Six more jobs to consider before harvest in Scotland

Pro-activity needed, as ongoing challenges make every grain count

Food security and protecting farmer investment post-harvest

Keep disease in arable crops under control with these tips during May

Gareth Bubb outlines six key tasks for growers in the west

How to keep crops on track for harvest this May in the west

Ella Crawford assesses crop conditions and how to maximise disease and weed control in arable crops this May

Five top tips for growers in East Anglia in May

Winter cereals are full of promise as we enter May. Grant Reid provides some pointers for keeping them that way

How to make the most of good-looking crops this May in Scotland

Richard Prankerd outlines four major agronomic tasks for growers in the south in May

Four key tasks in arable crops in the south this May

Tom Astill guides growers through the next month

Maximise crop potential using these seven pieces of guidance

Ben Frost outlines his advice for the coming month for combinable and root crop growers

Seven top tips for crop agronomy this April in the Midlands

Tom Sowerby assesses crop potential and agronomic advice for the month ahead in the north.

Seven ways to keep crops growing to their potential in April in the north

Craig Simpson advises on five key activities Scottish growers could be doing this April

Advice on five core agronomy practices likely in Scottish fields this April

Matt Siggs provides the latest advice for five key agronomic tasks in April in the south

How southern growers can look after crops effectively in April

In a busy month for arable growers, Sam Harvey outlines nine potential priorities for April in East Anglia.

Find out about Bayer’s advice for these nine agronomic decisions in April

Are bio-pesticides the same as conventional products?

Cher, soap operas and how to embrace the biological revolution

The launch of Bayer’s FieldView, a global platform for the collating and analysing of field data, has attracted strong interest with many of those keen on harnessing its capabilities wanting to know more about its potential.

FieldView garners interest – your questions answered

Richard Prankerd lists six potential activities for arable farmers in the south to consider this March. Hear the latest advice for your farm from your local technical manager.

Six tasks for arable farmers in the south to consider this March

Adam Tidswell offers seven pieces of advice for Midlands arable crop growers for March. Hear the latest crop advice for your farm from your local technical manager.

Seven agronomic insights to help manage crops in March in the Midlands

James Wilkins suggests seven priorities for growers in East Anglia this March. Hear the latest advice for your farm from your local technical manager.

Seven suggestions for crop agronomy in East Anglia this March

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm, Grant Reid suggests six areas for arable growers to concentrate on this March in Scotland.

Six top agronomy tips for crops in Scotland this March

Adam Hinchcliffe looks at six tasks coming up in March as arable farmers get busy

Six activities for northern arable farmers to consider in March

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm as Gareth Bubb outlines his agronomic advice for March.

Six useful tips for growers in the west this March

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm. Tom Astill assesses what agronomy tasks might need doing on farms in the west in February.

Four insights into improving crop agronomy this February in the west

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm. Ben Giles provides three tips for arable growers in the Midlands.

Three suggestions for keeping crops healthy this February in the Midlands

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm. Matt Siggs discusses five tasks for arable farms in the south this February.

Five things for arable farmers to consider this February in the south

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm.Ella Crawford advises on four tasks for arable farmers in East Anglia this February.

Four insights into crop agronomy in East Anglia this February

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm. Tom Sowerby highlights three important agronomy tasks for February in the North.

Check out these three agronomy tips for the North in February

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm, Craig Simpson outlines three key tasks for Scottish growers in February.

Three quick pointers for crop agronomy in February in Scotland

An ability to adapt and embrace new ideas has underpinned the sustained success of UK farming. David and Tom of McGregor Farms in Berwickshire explain why refining crop performance is a key part of a sustainable future.

Crop performance: building sustainable success

Get the latest insight and expert advice for your farm. It’s the start of a new season. Adam Tidswell provides three pointers as growers start establishing next season’s crops in the East Midlands in September.

3 key pieces of advice for oilseed rape and wheat in September in the Midlands

James Howat finds three agronomy jobs on the to do list for growers in the North.

Weed control the priority for growers this February in north England

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Quiz:  Discover your future farming archetype

Matt Siggs examines what’s left for growers to do this November and adds a few suggestions for consideration over winter.

5 agronomy tasks for November and beyond in the South West

Darren Adkins gives his five top pieces of advice to manage crops through the rest of winter

Midlands: Five agronomy tips to get crops through the winter

Adam Tidswell examines the last few agronomy jobs to do before winter in the North.

Weed control in cereals and 4 other pointers for November agronomy in the North

Sam Harvey assesses how the weather has held up drilling and potential agronomic challenges for the month ahead.

5 agronomy tips for East Anglian growers this November

Richard Prankerd provides some advice on the three last remaining agronomy tasks to do in crops this November in the south.

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