Technical

A pea and bean intercrop may seem like an unusual choice, but it could be a viable option as a feed crop with added agronomic benefits.

Visitors to this year’s Groundswell event were given lessons in the practical application of agroecology to make their farming systems more sustainable and resilient.

With black-grass particularly bad in some fields this season following last autumn’s early cereal drilling, Farmers Guardian gets a five-point plan for getting on top of the weed.

A new AHDB Strategic Cereal Farm host has been announced for the East, after Brian and Patrick Barker’s six-year tenure as hosts comes to an end.

Every five years, AHDB undertakes a thorough review of how the Recommended Lists are serving growers. Alice Dyer finds out what changes are likely to be made off the back off the latest review.

The final part of our grassland guide looks to break down the basics of a key regenerative grazing strategy and understand how it can be implemented within a livestock grazing system

Sugar beet could yet make a comeback in Scotland more than fifty years after British Sugar closed its factory at Cupar.

The fourth part of our grassland guide looks at how adaptive multi-paddock (AMP) grazing systems work

Part four of our grassland guide looks at what is involved in a rotational grazing strategy

Part four of our grassland guide looks at the fundamentals of regenerative grazing