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Wheat yields are about 15% down this season compared with rolling five-year mean in the first 10 HGCA Recommended List trials results to be released.
After a year where blackgrass control has been poor in many fields, Stephen Moss of Rothamsted Research looks ahead to some of the key challenges for the next season
Combines made good progress over the bank holiday weekend, and early indications of wheat and spring barley quality after the rain are mixed.
Light leaf spot is no longer just an oilseed rape disease in the north. Louise Impey and Philip Case report
Many people managed to cut more crops over the weekend, but rain today (23 August) has brought harvest to a grinding halt again.
I have returned the tow rope to its rightful home in the workshop and steam cleaned the layer of mud off the sprayer
Parts of the country continue to suffer from drought, but combines in the west of England remain under wraps due to another wet harvest.
Biosecurity, desiccation advice and potato virus Y vectors were hot topics at a recent knowledge transfer event in Aberdeenshire
Combines have been out in force over the weekend, although showers have frustrated many attempts.
Non-potato colonising rose-grain aphids were one of the most important vectors for spreading potato virus Y in Scotland even though they couldn't be seen in crops, warned SAC's Andy Evans.