Wheat disease management information including identifying diseases, optimising spray applications, and fusarium mycotoxins. more >
Barley disease management information including managing risk for specific diseases, monitoring disease levels and optimising spray applications. more >
Oilseed disease management information including identifying and managing risk for specific diseases, and fungicide performance.
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Weed management information on arable weeds such as black-grass, cleavers, rye-grass, annual meadow-grass. Guidance on cultural and chemical control methods.
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Pest management publications to assist arable pest control – including slugs and aphids. Guidance on cultural control strategies and where to get information about current pest pressure more >
Nutrient management information for targeting nitrogen, phosphate, potassium (potash), sulphur and micronutrient applications. Guidance on the use of farmyard manures and slurries as well as nutrient management tool more >
Soil management helps optimise conditions for crop growth, protect long-term productivity, minimise the risk of erosion and maintain soil organic matter levels. more >
Drying, cooling and sampling strategies can help manage risks associated with grain quality during storage, such as pests and mycotoxin contamination. Effective grain storage is a crucial area of farm management due to stricter food/feed safety legislation and assurance scheme requirements.
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Effective stewardship requires careful management of land, a unique and tailored approach to stewardship is often required more >
New roadmap to guide water management activity
HGCA has published a Water Roadmap to guide water management activity in the arable sector. The Roadmap outlines the water availability and quality challenges that the cereals and oilseeds industry faces and progress made by the industry.
Latest disease management information
The wheat and barley disease management guides have changed. Current dose response curves, fungicide activity charts and seed treatments are now on a separate insert sheet for wheat and barley.
The new guides with updated information about disease identification and life cycles are available here: wheat and barley.