Farmers Guardian
News
Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Producers using the term ‘milk’ to market purely plant-based products have been forced to rebrand.
This Is Agriculture - Sponsored

This Is Agriculture - Sponsored

This initiative aims to raise awareness of the diverse career opportunities available in the sector to non-farming audiences.
DataHub

DataHub

We collate the financial and market data relevant to UK agriculture, so you can view the latest prices, analyse trends over time and compare prices between UK livestock markets.
Auction Finder

Auction Finder

21 Aug 2018
Your one stop shop for all agricultural sales. Visit the UK’s most comprehensive auction directory.
LAMMA 2020

LAMMA 2020

07 Jan 2020
Visit the UK’s leading indoor agricultural event, with eleven packed halls of the very latest in agricultural machinery and equipment. Now at the NEC, Birmingham this is free to attend and free to park.

Blogs

'We can get really good crops of wheat from sowing until the end of the year'

'We can get really good crops of wheat from sowing until the end of the year'

30 Oct 201906:13
As we move rapidly towards the end of October it’s time to get our winter cereals in on high black-grass risk ground.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protectionTalking agronomy
Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Cercospora is still not as bad as it could be

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Cercospora is still not as bad as it could be

03 Oct 201909:38
At the time of writing it is still very dry in East Anglia and some growers are even suggesting it’s worse than the long hot summer of 2018, which seems incredible.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingTalking roots
Talking agronomy with Ben Boothman: CSFB larvae feeding damage is another hurdle to overcome

Talking agronomy with Ben Boothman: CSFB larvae feeding damage is another hurdle to overcome

28 Sep 201915:04
September was always known as the month for harvest festivals, symbolising the end of 12 months hard work with all the produce safely gathered in store.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protectionTalking agronomy
Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Better growing conditions should ease CSFB damage

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Better growing conditions should ease CSFB damage

01 Sep 201910:41
While August is historically a wet month, this year has proved to be particularly frustrating for many.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable Farming
Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Perfect conditions for botrytis and sclerotinia

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Perfect conditions for botrytis and sclerotinia

30 Aug 201905:13
We’ve not got as many apples and plums as last year, but the pears are pretty good and the rain over the summer has not only helped the wheat and barley harvests but also the fern growth on our asparagus which is much bigger than last season.
AF Root CropsAgronomyarableArable Farming
Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Starting harvest with quiet optimism

Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Starting harvest with quiet optimism

31 Jul 201912:51
By the time you read this we should be well into the wheat harvest.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable FarmingHarvest
Talking Agronomy with Ken McTaggart: 'Things have continued to be nicely uneventful for us'

Talking Agronomy with Ken McTaggart: 'Things have continued to be nicely uneventful for us'

17 Jul 201910:02
It’s tempting fate, I know, but things have continued to be nicely uneventful for us here so far this season.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protectionCrops
Talking agronomy with Andrew Roy: 'We have been somewhat compensated for the long dry spell'

Talking agronomy with Andrew Roy: 'We have been somewhat compensated for the long dry spell'

16 Jul 201909:57
I know I have said it before, but managing crops in the UK is increasingly about working around the extremes of the weather.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protection
Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: 'The unsettled weather of June came as a surprise'

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: 'The unsettled weather of June came as a surprise'

15 Jul 201909:48
With many growers likening the weather conditions of the last twelve months to the drought of 1976, I think many of us had convinced ourselves that we would be experiencing another hot and dry start to the summer.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable FarmingCrops
Talking arable with Neil MacLeod: 'Tired of listening to the rain battering off my bedroom window'

Talking arable with Neil MacLeod: 'Tired of listening to the rain battering off my bedroom window'

13 Jul 201908:18
As I write this article on June 24, I must admit to feeling somewhat tired of listening to the rain battering off my bedroom window at 5am, an occurrence that has been quite regular over the last month.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCrops
Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: 'It has been an interesting early summer'

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: 'It has been an interesting early summer'

12 Jul 201908:14
It has been an interesting and challenging spring and early summer, both in the fields and the garden
AF Root CropsAgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protection
Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Crops at higher risk of lodging this season

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Crops at higher risk of lodging this season

03 Jun 201909:38
Looking at crops in late April, concerns were starting to surface over lack of moisture in the Central and Eastern regions.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable Farming
Talking Arable with Ian Matts: Headland effect on yield must not be forgotten

Talking Arable with Ian Matts: Headland effect on yield must not be forgotten

02 Jun 201909:33
I am putting this article together a little earlier than usual as I am awaiting the arrival of my firstborn, expected any day now.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable Farming
Talking arable with Sophie Alexander: It's all a balancing act

Talking arable with Sophie Alexander: It's all a balancing act

01 Jun 201909:24
I was all gung-ho about the merits of drilling spring crops early. In the back of my mind was the hangover fear of last year’s drought repeating itself.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protection
Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Aggressive blight strain is too serious to ignore

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Aggressive blight strain is too serious to ignore

31 May 201904:18
Spring has sprung, although the number of frosts we’ve had in May does make me wonder.
AF Root CropsAgronomyarableArable FarmingCrop protection
Talking agronomy with Andrew Roy: Watching the weather

Talking agronomy with Andrew Roy: Watching the weather

28 May 201908:50
Some very valuable rain fell this week after the prolonged cold and dry spell which has held our crops back here in the North East. The rain is well timed for all winter crops and will hopefully set up many of the spring drillings too.
AgronomyarableArable Farming
Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Use pre-ems to get maize off to the best start

Talking agronomy with Maddy Vaughan: Use pre-ems to get maize off to the best start

08 May 201916:21
With maize drilling now commencing, talk has turned to how we can maximise our yields in this spring crop.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableArable FarmingTalking agronomy
Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Tools in the armoury to manage virus threat in sugar beet

Talking roots with Darryl Shailes: Tools in the armoury to manage virus threat in sugar beet

03 May 201905:48
Just before Easter, we experienced a succession of frosts, with the grass in the garden white and crispy to walk on at first light caused by the dawn dip when the temperature drops as dawn breaks.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingTalking roots
Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Steady as we go with safety first

Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Steady as we go with safety first

28 Apr 201916:57
We had some reasonable early April rain in most places. In complete contrast to this time last year, we could do with a good bit more rain to keep everything on-track.
AgronomyarableArable FarmingCropsTalking agronomy
Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Safeguarding some excellent potential

Talking agronomy with Ken McTaggart: Safeguarding some excellent potential

14 Apr 201910:13
Agronomist, Ken McTaggart says rapid N uptake means crops are particularly lush and reasonably thick, presenting a good environment for disease development.
AF AgronomyAgronomyarableTalking agronomy

Most Recent

About

About us
Advertise with us
Work for us
Terms of use
Privacy policy
Cookie policy

Members

Sign In
Become a member
Member benefits
FAQ
Search

More From Us

Our publications
Buy & Sell
Our events
New resources
Photo galleries

Contact

Editorial team
Memberships team
Sales team
Technical services
AgriBriefing

Subscribe

Become a Farmers Guardian VIP Member

Subscribe
Facebook
Twitter
RSS
Facebook
Twitter
RSS