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Dr Dannielle Robb
Jan, 29 2026Biostimulants are gaining momentum in agriculture as innovative tools to potentially boost crop health, resilience, and yield. But what exactly are they, how do they work, and what hurdles remain before they become […]
Dr Dannielle Robb
Jan, 22 20262025 was an informative year for UK agriculture, marked by a series of influential reports that mapped out the sector’s challenges and opportunities.  Climate, Nature, and Resilience The year began with […]
Dr Alex Setchfield
Dec, 19 2025Explore how extreme weather shaped yields, the importance of soil health and crop rotation, and practical strategies for building resilience in the face of increasing climate volatility. Includes data-driven insights, yield trends, and recommendations for adapting to future challenges in arable farming.
Ceres Research
Dec, 18 2025The Ceres AgriStrategy Conference, held on 4th December 2025, brought together farmers, agronomists and industry leaders for a full day of insight, challenge and practical discussion. Chaired by Tim Isaac,...
Dr Dannielle Robb
Nov, 17 2025This report provides a clear, accessible introduction to biostimulants, covering their definition, categories, regulatory status, mechanisms of action, and the main challenges facing their adoption in agriculture. It is designed to equip members with foundational knowledge and practical considerations for evaluating and using biostimulants on farm.
Ceres Research
Nov, 05 2025As Ceres Research Turns one, we look back at how it all began, the achievements to date, and what we’re looking forward to next.
Dr Alex Setchfield
Nov, 05 2025We’re pleased to share with you our Yield Summary for 2025. This is a free publication detailing conclusions and learnings from harvest. We have analysed results across a breadth of […]
Dr Dannielle Robb
Sep, 16 2025A desk-based study explores the potential of sowing beans or linseed alongside Winter Wheat to boost soil health and reduce input reliance. While policy incentives and ecological benefits are promising, practical adoption faces hurdles — from herbicide compatibility to machinery requirements. With field trials cancelled due to wet weather previously, the findings draw on agronomy team insights, label reviews, and integrated farm management principles. Could this be a viable route to healthier soils and more resilient cropping systems?
Tim Isaac
Sep, 08 2025Introducing Fields of the Future, a new podcast for farmers who want to get the most out of their farm businesses and unlock their agricultural potential. Each episode brings together voices […]
Dr Alex Setchfield
Aug, 22 2025UPDATE AS OF 22/08/25: Following the news of glyphosate resistance reported in the UK earlier this year in January, 10 more Italian rye-grass samples from 8 farms were tested by […]