Arable

West Park, Aberfeldy, spreading dung with a Valtra 214 and KTwo spreader with a view over the snow covered Lawers Range. Ref:EC2103203298...

A world that’s been flipped on its head

Spring sowing gets underway

New prothioconazole fungicide launched

Trials reinforce value of potato variety choice

Open your eyes to new seed treatment

Soil is a crop’s biggest asset – don’t overlook it

Meeting the pre-em challenges for potato herbicides in 2020

Seeing through the fog for ‘new’ suppressants

Looking to support a profitable industry that's fit for the future

Limiting the risk of virus in seed potatoes

Deciding on the optimum time to plant

A natural control method for scab?

A market in turmoil ...

A daud of colour appears

Choosing spring barley varieties for 2020

Self-isolation – why it should happen for potatoes!

Spring cropping and disease advice portal

New pathotypes add complexity to wheat's RL ratings

Project aims to map the nation's soil health

Meteoric rise through registration for Revystar XE

No rush to drill spring barley

A re-think needed for disease control in oats

LLS reaches epidemic proportions in OSR growing areas

Three crop rule dropped

Cost effective barley fungicide programmes for 2020

AHDB moves to bolster cereal disease advice

Urgent need for more drone training areas

A good case for linseed this spring?

Tweaking management to get the best results out of hybrid barleys

Spring ‘switch’ needs herbicide rethink

Much needed help in the fight against blight

Beating the blackgrass blues and improving margins via technology

Maybe Scotland isn’t doing so bad after all ...

Seed treatment cleared for spring use

Encouraging root structure a priority in late-sown crops

Hibernating farmers in Manitoba!

Arable Scotland to tackle key challenges in 2020

New Zealand bans pre-harvest Roundup on cereals

‘Root miles’ benefit from combi-drilling

Drone’s eye view without the eye-watering costs

Sterling’s rise puts a damper on crop prices

Making soil health a priority at Balbirnie Scottish Arable Farm of the Year runner-up: David Aglen, Balbirnie Home Farms

Benchmarking group zeroes in on fixed costs

The positivity of radical change: Scottish Arable Farm of the Year runner-up: Craig Peddie, Cornceres

Technology being used to track Allstar performance

Arable Farm of the Year: John Weir, Lacesston

Opportunities that will open up in the East!

Rush to gather late potato crop in good weather

A crop watch guide to what you’re losing

Kuhn sprayer packed with new features

Crop protection needs of late drilled crops

A light tread from new 'chaser' unit

Don't leave arable farming 'out in the cold'

Sugar beet could reduce CO2 emissions

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