Cereals News

The NFU is launching the #YourHarvest campaign that is set to showcase farmers’ hard work and dedication, as well as celebrate the amazing crops they grow and thank the public for backing British farming.

Over 17,000 visitors and more than 420 exhibitors came together during the first day of Cereals 2025. Can you spot yourself in photos from the event? 

As well as showcasing a full range of equipment from Alpego, HE-VA, Ovlac and FarmDroid at this week’s Cereals Event, Opico will have its team of product specialists on hand to advise farmers on how to make the most of the latest grant funding opportunities.

Sugar beet remains a significant and reliable break crop delivering increased yields despite the increasingly extreme climate events, say breeders SesVanderHave and Hilleshög.

Effective grain storage is essential for maintaining the quality and value of your harvest. However, common mistakes in storage management can lead to spoilage, pest infestations, and financial loss.

MJP Supplies is celebrating 20 years of representing Algifol in the UK by running a special competition during Cereals Event 2025.

Exhibitors of this year’s Cereals Event have promised to present multiple solutions on how to improve farm efficiency. 

DEFRA has just announced the launch of a new review into tackling unfair practices in the combinable crops supply chain to protect farmers’ businesses and incomes.

For any arable farm, harvest is not only one of the busiest times of year, but also one of the most critical when it comes to profitability.

PFC introduces the UK-built HarvestPro range, including the HarvestPro acid, applicator and moisture sensor.

Opico will showcase Alpego’s popular 6m DTEK power harrow combination drill paired with an ASPro front hopper.

The dry spring of 2025 is likely to have caused damage to many crops across the UK, with some regions facing severe moisture stress and declining yield potential.