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We have a number of resources to help you, ranging from the indentification posters and technical guides, to marketing and educational resources.
Markets and prices - AHDB
Up to date market data, consumer insight reports and help with farm profitability, find the latest information from AHDB.
Agronomy Conference 2024 - AHDB
Dec 11, 2024 · Join us online for this year's Agronomy Conference for insight into the latest research on practical agronomy for the whole rotation. The event, which is now in its eighteenth year, features a mix of in-depth technical papers and expert-led thematic overviews.
Straw - AHDB
Source: British Hay and Straw. Tightening supplies expected through 2024. Weather wise, 2023 couldn’t have been more different to 2022. The incentive of a dry summer to give arable farmers the confidence to bale straw simply didn’t materialise.
Current Vacancies - AHDB
Features and updates on our work and the horticulture and agriculture industries
Cereals and Oilseeds markets - AHDB
The latest industry data, analysis and insights to inform your business in the Cereals and Oilseeds sector.
Potato Disease Identification - AHDB
The bacteria Dickeya and Pectobacterium species cause tuber soft rots.. Pectobacterium atrosepticum has traditionally been considered the main cause of blackleg in the UK. Certain Dickeya species can cause wilts and stem rots in warmer seasons, especially when the temperature rises above 25ºC.. Symptoms of soft rot typically include soft, …
Technical – AHDB Catalogue
Technical Publications. We have a number of resources to help you, ranging from identification posters and technical guides, to marketing and educational resources.
Potato variety database - AHDB
The testing is undertaken through the AHDB Potatoes-funded Independent Variety Trials (IVT) programme and provides independent resistance data for pests, diseases and pathogens deemed to be of high importance/threat to our national potato crop.