Indigro

11/06/2026

Day 1 at Cereals 2026 🌱🚜

What a fantastic first day! From a stand packed with visitors, to Roger (our Director) judging the University Crop Challenge alongside , it’s been a brilliant start to the event.

And yes… we almost ran out of beer (almost! 🍻).

If you’re heading to Cereals today, make sure to stop by and say hello. Share your thoughts on our question wall, enter our prize draw for the chance to win an on-farm agronomy review (plus more!), or simply drop in for a chat and a beer - we’re fully stocked and ready for Day 2 😅.

📍 Find us at Stand 220

See you there!

26/05/2026

👋 Meet the Team - Luke

We'd like you to get to know our incredible team at Indigro. So without further ado, let's get to know Luke, one or our Senior Agronomists.

🌱 Background:
Raised on a family farm, Luke has always been close to agriculture. After graduating with honours in Agronomy from Newcastle University, he turned his passion into a career he genuinely loves.

📍 Region:
Midlands (Northants., Leics., Lincs., Beds., Notts., Warwickshire & Rutland).

🌾 Crop focus:
Combinables, Sugar Beet, Grassland & Environmental Schemes

🏅 Qualifications:
BASIS | FACTS | BETA

💬 What they enjoy about agronomy:
“One of the things I enjoy most about agronomy is the people. Every farm, every client and every season is different, and I genuinely enjoy building relationships, solving problems and turning technical information into practical decisions on farm. If you can do that while having a bit of a laugh along the way, it makes the job even better.”

At Indigro, our agronomists pride themselves on delivering independent, practical and cost-effective advice - and Luke is certainly no exception.

Stay tuned as we introduce the rest of the team.

19/05/2026

As you know we're heading to next month - and we can't wait! 🌾

Join us on 10th & 11th June at .farmshop where we’ll be talking all things agronomy, improving performance, and driving profitability on farm.

If you're serious about improving performance from the ground up, come and find us at

📅 10 - 11th June
👀 Here's a sneak peek of our stand...

30/04/2026

Yellow rust isn’t behaving like it used to - and many growers felt that shift last season.

With the breakdown of the Yr15 resistance gene, crops that were once considered low-risk showed infection earlier than expected, even before traditional spray timings. It’s a clear reminder that relying on genetics alone is no longer enough.

In our latest blog, agronomist Harry shares what’s changed, what it means on farm, and how to adapt your approach - from fungicide timing to variety selection and risk management.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://tinyurl.com/yn8x9y26

If you’re reassessing your strategy for this season or planning ahead for the next, now’s the time to take a more proactive, flexible approach.

20/04/2026

Independent agronomy means the farm always comes first. Every decision is made with the long-term in mind - not sales targets, not pushing products, just what genuinely works for the land, the crop, and the farmer.

Good independent agronomy helps farms stay resilient, protects margins through better decisions, and builds systems that keep performing year after year. What does independent agronomy mean to you?

20/04/2026

Why does independence matter in agronomy? 🌱

Independent agronomy means the farm always comes first. Every decision is made with the long-term in mind - not sales targets, not pushing products, just what genuinely works for the land, the crop, and the farmer.

Good independent agronomy helps farms stay resilient, protects margins through better decisions, and builds systems that keep performing year after year. What does independent agronomy mean to you?

02/04/2026

Want to find out what we’ve been up to over the quieter winter months? We always know how to keep ourselves busy!

Take a read of our latest blog, written by agronomist Chloe, to catch up on everything from our internal conference and farmer events to the new tools we’re developing - plus a look at the events we’ll be attending this year.

Read more here:

Winter is often seen as the quieter part of the farming calendar, but for those of us in agronomy, it is anything but idle. While the pace in the field may slow, the work behind the scenes rarely does. In many ways, the winter months...

23/03/2026

We’ve been a little quiet on socials lately, so it felt like the right time to (re)introduce ourselves…

We’re Indigro - independent agronomy crop consultants.

Our team brings together 100+ years of combined experience, delivering practical, reliable and cost-effective advice to farmers, land agents and contractors - helping maximise crop potential while supporting the environment.

Over the coming months we’ll be sharing team introductions, conference updates, recruitment news and behind-the-scenes glimpses of agronomist life (including plenty of worm photos! 🪱).

Make sure you’re following to stay up to date.

12/02/2021

Charlotte's most recent blog post is now available on the Indigro website. Come and see what she's been up to for the last few weeks.

Follow the link below.

The cold weather and short days of January initially left me wishing I could curl up somewhere warm and hibernate until signs of spring started to appear. In fact, agronomists seem to go through a form of hibernation at this time of year. Crop walking...

08/02/2021

Damian McAuley's most recent article is now on the Indigro Website. Come and read about the AICC annual conference, and believe it or not the 1970 Apollo 13 mission!

Agronomist Damian McAuley February 2021   There are numerous examples of erroneous quoting and cultural misremembering. Julius Caesar never said, “Veni, vidi, vici”. Sherlock Holmes never said, “Elementary my dear Watson”. And despite it being perhaps the most quoted movie line ever, Humphr...