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In February 2026, Defra announced the launch of a new online Nutrient Management Planning Tool, developed with support from the ADAS soils and nutrients team and RSK Business Solutions

The new tool – the Plan and Manage Nutrient Ap

Feb. 5, 2026
The 2026 ADAS Nutrition Challenge invites companies to put their nutrient-management strategies to the test.

Participants will compete directly against ADAS crop scientists and the industry standard RB209 to see who achieves the highest gross margin over nutrient costs.

The project aims to understand how farmers and agronomists can use fertilisers and biostimulants more efficiently. It encourages participants to think creatively and plan wisely to

Feb. 4, 2026

“The fact that three British OSR growers surpassed 7.5 t/ha during one of the driest growing seasons on record is a testament to their skill in exploiting weather extremes”, said ADAS Head of Crop Physiology Dr Pete Berry, adding that a warm Autumn in 2024 had set many OSR crops off to the ideal start:

“October 2024 was warmer than average for almost all of the UK. This was followed by a winter without excessive rain and a very sunny March and April. Looking at weath

Jan. 28, 2026
Pieces of Abingdon’s rich history have been unearthed by the ADAS Archaeology team, working on behalf of Vale of White Horse District Council, ahead of car park improvement works.

Vale of White Horse District Council carried out work to Cattle Market car park, including installing a rain garden to help mitigate flooding. In advance of the works, 

Jan. 27, 2026
ADAS welcomes the release of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture’s “Feeding Britain Sustainably to 2050 – The 30:50:50 Mission” report and its objective to increase UK food production by 30% by 2050, whilst halving agriculture’s environmental footprint by 50% per unit of output.

For that vision

Nov. 11, 2025

Harper Adams University student Asia Law recently finished her 12-month placement with ADAS as part of the Agriculture and Land Management team. Asia shares below a brief insight about what she got up to and what she gained through her placement with ADAS

“This year has been an incredible opportunity to deepen my knowledge and gain hands-on experience in practical, on-farm advising. From my very first visit in North Yorkshire conducting full

Nov. 3, 2025

The ADAS Farming Association provides independent strategic technical support to agronomists and farmers. ADAS crop scientists put current research into perspective and provide clear, unbiased guidance on upcoming agronomic decisions.

Members of the ADAS Farming Association receive:

  • Timely action recommendations on soils, weeds, crop nutrition, pests, and disease (weekly during the main growing season)
  • A bi-annual
Oct. 26, 2025
Are you a Welsh farmer considering the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS) ADAS is here to help you look at your options

ADAS farm business consultants can help you look at your options and decide whether to continue to claim Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) or join the new SFS. We can also help you with:

  • Benchmarking your system and improving technical performance
  • Diversifying your in
Oct. 23, 2025
ADAS Senior Crop Research Scientist Dr Christina Baxter takes a look…

Phosphorus (P) is a crop nutrient found in soils – critical for plant root formation, energy transfer, and DNA synthesis. Despite UK agricultural soils typically hav

Oct. 2, 2025

Weeds remain one of the biggest challenges for sustainable crop production. The EU project, Oper8, has been working on an exchange of methods in alternative weed control in a network across EU.

Results from the project are now available on the Oper8 project website as factsheets, practice abstracts, demonstration videos, podcasts, newsletters, E-learning module and other materials.

Sep. 30, 2025