Collaborative cereal trials between OMEX Agriculture and the University of Lincoln have found a 75% drop in nitrous oxide (N₂O) emissions in wheat crops treated with the fertilisers using the company’s NOxShield nitrification...
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Farm businesses must adapt to volatility
A report commissioned by the Oxford Farming Conference, and released in the first week of January to coincide with the 2026 event, calls for urgent action to reshape UK farming into a confident, mission-led and opportunity-driven...
£5m for Eastern agri-tech hub
Research England has allocated funds to help develop an agri-tech innovation cluster in the East of England, to advance the commercialisation of research through new spin-out companies. The project will be delivered through Agri-tech...
Seeking ANSWERS on variable bean crop yields
A new three-year project, funded by Innovate UK, will investigate agronomic approaches to increasing winter and spring bean crop yields, and ensure greater yield consistency. The ANSWERS project - Alleviating Nutritional Stress in...
Lincolnshire plant to extract cabbage protein
A British vegetable grower is building the world's first brassica protein extraction facility in order to create a new plant-based protein food ingredient. Naylor Nutrition, part of Naylor Farms, and one of the UK and Europe's largest coleslaw cabbage farms, has...
Lincolnshire opens a third Food Enterprise Zone
The county of Lincolnshire has opened its third Food Enterprise Zone to drive innovation and new business startups within the agri-food sector, to help deliver food security at a national scale. A new Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ), the...
