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28 Aug 2026

Fertiliser Ordering: Why Timing Matters This Season

Communication from the Farming Fertiliser Stakeholder Group regarding fertiliser ordering, and why timing matters this season.

Members only

27 Aug 2026

Keep Our Children Safe On Farm

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26 Aug 2026

Bluetongue Messaging: Farming Representatives and Ruminant Health and Welfare Council Ask for Feed Industry Support

NFU and the Ruminant Health and Welfare Council have asked the feed industry to help reinforce Bluetongue messaging with livestock farmers.

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26 Aug 2026

UK Fertiliser Farming Stakeholder Group: Why Timing Matters This Season

Please find attached a communication from the UK Fertiliser Farming Stakeholder Group highlighting the importance of early planning and timely fertiliser ordering ahead of the autumn and spring application periods.

26 Aug 2026

AIC Key Industry Meetings Week 5 - August 2026

AIC continues its active engagement with industry and stakeholders. We share a snapshot of the key meetings scheduled for the week ahead.

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26 Aug 2026

Key Findings from the 2025 Pesticide Residue and Enforcement Reports

Two newly published reports highlight strong levels of compliance across pesticide residue monitoring, plant protection product use and stewardship, reinforcing confidence in the UK's regulatory framework.

25 Aug 2026

AIC appoints Harriet Trewin as Head of Fertiliser

The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) has appointed Harriet Trewin PhD as its new Head of Fertiliser, succeeding Jo Gilbertson, who will retire in September following many years of service to AIC and its Members.

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25 Aug 2026

Blog: Protecting Choice - Why Certified Seed Matters for the Future of UK Crop Production

How do we ensure UK growers continue to have access to varieties developed for UK conditions, UK markets and future farming challenges? The Agricultural Industries Confederation's (AIC) Head of Combinable Crops and Seed, Rose Riby, examines the role a strong certified seed sector plays in protecting innovation, resilience and grower choice for the future of UK crop production.