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George Swann is an independent agronomist, member of Arable Alliance and proud member of the Association of Independent Crop Consultants (AICC). He covers south Yorkshire, north Nottinghamshire and north Lincolnshire. George has a BSc (Hons) degree in Biology, is BASIS and FACTS qualified and also has BASIS Advanced Potatoes. George's expertise lies in helping his clients achieve maximum output whilst remaining as economical and sustainable as possible for the future.

A host of grass-weeds are becoming an increasing issue in the north of England and Scotland. ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian finds out what lessons can be learned from the battles fought in parts of the country managing resistant grass-weeds for decades.

Alex and Joanna Wilcox live and farm with their three sons at Hill Farm near Downham Market on the Norfolk County Council Stow Estate. Covering 240 hectares of Fen silty clay loam, they grow winter milling wheat, winter feed barley, spring malting barley, spring beans and sugar beet.

There is often debate about how potatoes can fit into regenerative farming systems, but one grower is proving their environmental credentials can be massively improved.

After a slow and frustrating start to harvest, ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian finds out how crops are faring from three growers across the UK.

With many farmers experiencing a rebound in grass-weed numbers this year, stubble management will be key to reducing viable seed levels.

As fertiliser prices hit record highs last year, many farmers were forced to rethink their crop nutrition programmes.