Harvest 2026 wasn't a great one. But across the acreage we advise, it could have been considerably worse. This season has brought some pretty stark contrasts across crops, farms and soil types, with the weather playing a significant role in how crops performed. After a difficult 2025,...
At Indigro, we don’t just position ourselves as a regenerative agronomy business. While regenerative principles play an important role in the advice we give to some farms, our approach is broader. For us, it's about looking at the whole farming system, understanding where a grower...
We're thrilled to announce that our agronomist Joe has been shortlisted for the prestigious Farmers Weekly Arable Advisor of the Year Award 2026. The Farmers Weekly Awards are among the most respected accolades in UK agriculture, celebrating the individuals, businesses and organisations driving the industry forward....
Over the past few years, farming businesses have faced a perfect storm of challenges. Rising input costs, falling grain prices, changing support schemes, and increasing pressure on margins have all combined to create one of the most difficult economic environments many farmers have experienced. For many...
Yellow rust has always been a key disease to monitor in winter wheat, but recent developments mean it deserves even closer attention this season and beyond. A Shift in Yellow Rust Dynamics Last season saw a significant change in the behaviour of yellow rust, with the breakdown...
Winter is often seen as the quieter part of the farming calendar, but for those of us in agronomy, it is anything but idle. While the pace in the field may slow, the work behind the scenes rarely does. In many ways, the winter months...
Firstly, I hope you all had an enjoyable and relaxing Christmas and New Year. It feels like a long time since I wrote my previous blog post, so thought I would provide an update on what the Indigro team have been up to in January...
I thought I would start this blog post by reviewing this past Autumn and the outlook for most farms. Not much has changed since my previous entry, with the rain continuing to hold us off the land and wet patches still laying wet. The frosts...
As the rain continues to fall across England, positivity has reached an all-time low. So, I decided to start this blog post on a positive note. Early drilled Winter Oilseed Rape crops are looking very impressive. Residual herbicides and Autumn fungicides are going on now,...
I think the title of this post aptly describes the last month or so. As the new season ramps up and WOSR is beginning to take off, I can’t help but think this hot weather is a month too late. The fact that we are in...
