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Welcome to HGCA
HGCA's mission is to deliver a world-class arable industry through independence, innovation and investment.
Cereals 2012
Cereals 2012 mini site now live
Check out what HGCA will be up to at this year’s Cereals event which takes place on 13 and 14 of June in Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire.
Visit hgca.com/cereals2012 where you can explore an interactive map of this year’s stand and hear from members of the HGCA team on all the technical and business information that will be available in a new video.
Publications
New publications added...
See HGCA at...
| Event | ADAS Boxworth Open Day including a focus on Weed Control and Identification |
| When | 30th May, 12-4pm |
| Where | ADAS Boxworth, Battlegate Road, Boxworth, Cambridge, CB23 4NN |
| More Information |
| Event | ADAS Rosemaund Open Day including a focus on Weed Control and Identification |
| When | 19th June, 12-4pm |
| Where | Brinkley Hill Farm, Brockhampton, Hereford HR1 4SJ |
| More Information |
Interactive tools
Market Data Centre
Create and export your own data series or view historical market information in graphical form.
Cereals industry map
The online independent source of information for companies serving the UK cereals market.
Weed and Disease Encyclopaedias
Comprehensive online 'Cereal Disease Encyclopaedia' and 'Encyclopaedia of Arable weeds'.
Explore the recommended lists online
Choose the attributes most important to you and view the varieties that fit your criteria best.
Also on the site
Latest News...
Winter wheat virus samples required for new research
A PhD project looking at winter wheat viruses in the UK is asking for unidentified virus samples to be sent in to aid data collection this season.
Action on GHGs builds momentum, according to first GHGAP report
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Oilseed Rape Survey
The husbandry and management of HGCA Recommended List variety trials are aligned as closely as possible to "best local practice". We are currently undertaking a review of the protocols to ensure they are relevant and in line with current commercial farm practice.
To help inform this process, we would be grateful if you would take a few minutes to complete this short questionnaire. Responses will be held in confidence, it will not be possible to identify businesses or individuals from any published results.
Completed questionnaires will be entered into a prize draw to win a hamper of local produce.
