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Cut the Crop! — 118 episodes

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High-tech weed sprayers are here

2

Growing high-value crops under solar panels

3

Taking time to connect with others

4

Fall armyworm: four years on

5

New FAR Strategy launched

6

South Australian grower goes from drought to rain

7

Visiting experts target spray accuracy

8

Cereals UK 2026: what’s new?

9

FAR director Michael Tayler optimistic on arable

10

Arable under pressure, but full of possibility

11

Ploughing champion Mark Dillon sets it straight

12

FAR director Hamish Irwin: from accounting to arable farming

13

NZ Grown Grains gains momentum

14

FAR director Ed White on closures and costs

15

Nominations sought for 2026 Arable Awards

16

Make every pass pay

17

Growers react to higher diesel and fertiliser prices

18

SVS nitrogen decision support tool available

19

What drives wheat yield?

20

Is the time right for solar?

21

SouthPAN free GPS service more accurate

22

Learning ways to reduce reliance on herbicide

23

Post-harvest management of tall fescue seed crops

24

UK growers diversify income

25

Late-season aphid rise poses questions

26

Bridging the gap between growers, millers and bakers

27

Measuring harvest loss

28

Samples sought for Grain Nutrient Analysis

29

Lessons from Cyclone Gabrielle recovery

30

What’s new in precision ag?

31

Arable Industry Code of Conduct launched

32

Updated crop drying book released

33

Arable underpins other ag sectors, report shows

34

International Herbage Seed Group conference

35

Maize pests and their natural enemies

36

Overheads calculator: costs not just in-paddock

37

Keeping out unwanted weeds and pests

38

FAR’s new Ask FAR AI App

39

Combine workshops save growers’ money

40

What’s happening at ARIA?

41

NZ Grown Grains campaign generates interest

42

A landscape approach to water and soil management

43

Taking the risk so farmers don’t have to

44

Getting the most out of your soil tests

45

Turning lucerne into a high-value edible protein

46

Identifying maize yield robbers

47

Utilising soil N is not “mining” the soil

48

Making the most of irrigation

49

Introducing FAR’s new CEO Scott Champion

50

Adding value through research collaborations

51

Biosecurity levy update

52

FAR’s research programme delivers options

53

Nuffield scholar fascinated by Brazil’s scale

54

FAR opportunity for graduates

55

Dame Alison Stewart reflects on her time at FAR

56

Native plantings boost crop yields

57

Irrigation NZ seeks long-term water vision

58

Ag drones: challenges and opportunities

59

Cost of Production data shows tight margins

60

Expanding options for spring-sown oilseed crops

61

Cover crops for weed management in maize grain systems

62

Award-winning farmer positive about arable

63

FAR conference tackles arable profitability

64

Alternative energy options for farmers

65

Opportunities and challenges for arable

66

Reducing the weed seed burden at harvest

67

Future Farm project expands to Southland

68

Get involved with your ARG

69

Identifying diverse herbicide options

70

Insights from US no-till and maize growing

71

Delayed harvest keeps crop driers busy

72

What is the value of your farm data?

73

How to prevent and repair soil compaction

74

The biosecurity risks of windblown pests and diseases

75

UK maize challenges and opportunities

76

Global trends in herbage seed

77

Fall armyworm more advanced this season

78

What’s on at annual maize event

79

FAR’s new regional strategy

80

Harvest samples sought for crop nutrient project

81

FAR’s highlights of 2024

82

New strategy seeks to grow arable returns

83

Pros and cons of relaxing GM rules

84

Growers warned on seed dressing losses

85

How is the season looking for growers?

86

CROPS 2024: Arable farming’s big day out

87

Maize nutrition: does the answer lie in the soil?

88

Do “Scope” emissions affect arable growers?

89

Fence-line herbicide resistance warning

90

2024 Arable Farmer of the Year

91

A grower guide to cocksfoot seed production

92

Learning from Cyclone Gabrielle recovery

93

How’s spring looking for growers?

94

Special insight into world’s ag trade

95

Environmental work leads to profit lift

96

Do you really need that T0 fungicide?

97

Crop disease pressure drives change in UK

98

Catch crops for reduced nitrate leaching

99

Waikato maize grower group tries Alt-N products

100

Wheat cultivar mixes show promise

101

Group connects arable women

102

Events for growers seeking ‘A Lighter Touch’

103

UK Groundswell festival draws crowds

104

Making the most of technology

105

Grower group tries out nitrogen alternatives

106

Get along to July’s maize winter workshops

107

Telling our farming story

108

Management of birds on arable farms

109

Is tine weeding an option for weed control?

110

What’s happening at FAR’s research sites?

111

Grower group tackles minimum till challenges

112

Southern Arable Hub: feedback sought

113

Don’t wait for a crisis to try IPM

114

Combating herbicide resistant weeds

115

Winter grazing: avoiding the pitfalls

116

What is Aphid Chat?

117

Optimising pre-emergence herbicide use

118

Cyclone Gabrielle one year on