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George Catchpole
Jul, 12 2024Welcome to the Ceres Rural Farming Update July, a publication that provides independent insights on agricultural issues, from policy and grant funding, to administrative updates and key market information. Read the update here: Farming Update – July 2024. For a printer-friendly version, click here. Please consider the environment before printing this publication.
Alice Andrews
May, 14 2024A Challenging Start to Spring for Winter Wheat Spring has been tough for winter wheat crops. Soil temperatures have taken far longer to warm up because of excess water. Normally, at this time of year, soils would be around 12°C. In early May, they were only 9°C. On top of that, stressed crops have suffered […]
George Catchpole
Mar, 04 2024
Welcome to the Ceres Rural Farming Update March 2024, a publication that provides independent insights on agricultural issues, from policy and grant funding, to administrative updates and key market information. Read the update here: Farming Update – March 2024. For a printer-friendly version, click here. Please consider the environment before printing this publication.
Edward Hutley
Dec, 05 2023At Ceres Rural, we like to continually fuel our knowledge bank and obtain information and opinions from you to help enhance our advice throughout the year. This next piece of data collection will also help one of our consultants, John Price, with his BASIS project – focusing on winter wheat companion crops, a requirement for […]
Jock Willmott
Dec, 05 2023We’re pleased to share with you our Yield Summary for 2023. This is a free publication detailing conclusions and learnings from harvest. We have analysed results across a breadth of crops, using a significant Ceres Rural dataset built over the last three seasons. The objective is to provide you with an independent view of crop […]
George Catchpole
Oct, 23 2023Welcome to the Ceres Rural October Farming Update, a publication that provides independent insights on agricultural issues, from policy and grant funding, to administrative updates and key market information. Read the update here: Farming Update – October 2023. For a printer-friendly version, click here. Please consider the environment before printing this publication.
Ben Bates
Apr, 18 2023Welcome to the Ceres Rural Farming Update 2023, a publication that provides independent insights on agricultural issues, from policy and grant funding, to administrative updates and key market information. Read the update here: Farming Update – April 2023. For a printable version, click here. Please consider the environment before printing this publication.
Charlie Ireland
Feb, 14 2023…and just like buses, a second national award comes along! Hot on the heels of Jock Willmott’s success as the Farmers Weekly Arable Advisor of the Year, it is fantastic to share and celebrate that Alice Andrews has won the National Arable and Grassland Awards 2023 Young Agronomist of the Year! Huge congratulations Alice. Alice’s […]
Ben Bates
Nov, 07 2022Welcome to the Ceres Rural Farming Update, a publication that provides independent insights on agricultural issues, from policy and grant funding, to administrative updates and key market information. Read the update here: Farming Update – November 2022. For a printable version, click here. Please consider the environment before printing this publication.
Alice Andrews
Jun, 23 2022Six practical steps that can be taken to develop a more sustainable or regenerative approach to farming practices are being highlighted by Ceres Rural at this year’s Cereals Event and were featured in a recent Farmers Weekly article. Given the difficult trading conditions, many farm businesses are looking to reduce their reliance on increasingly expensive […]