| 22 December | | Investment in cereal genomics to breed better varieties - Farming UK |
| | | Sugar beet agronomy challenges the best - Farmers Weekly |
| 9 December | | 2012 Summer Bursaries |
| | | Grain aphid insecticide resistance found - Farmers Weekly |
| 8 December | | Virus threat to cereal crops - Farmers Guardian |
| 6 December | | Project aims for 20t/ha wheat yield by 2032 - Farmers Weekly |
| | | Royal British Legion stalwart dies - St Albans and Harpenden Review |
| | | The future of food - magazine article - Cosmos |
| 25 November | | Research to identify cause of light leaf spot resistance, Helen Carter - Farmers Guardian |
| | | Rothamsted’s statement of intent - National Farmers Union |
| 24 November | | New strategy focuses on sustainable productivity - Farmers Guardian |
| 21 November | | David Stewart Jenkinson FRS: 25th February 1928–16th February 2011 - Soil Biology and Biochemistry |
| | | Prof Martin Parry is Editor in Chief of the Association of Applied Biologists new Wiley Open Access Journal on Food and Energy Security |
| 18 November |  | In Search of Lost Bees: Radar Entomology at Rothamsted Research - PodAcademy |
| 16 November | | Rothamsted's collaborative work at North Wyke - The benefits of using digestate and compost |
| 9 November | | Dr Laura Cardenas, from North Wyke, presents the latest findings on carbon mitigation on farms. |
| 4 November | | Helen Carter wins first prize for the best postgraduate student poster at CropWorld Global 2011 |
| 3 November | | Prof Martin Parry highlights the need for more productive wheat growing through hybrids and appropriate use of “green genetic engineering”, at the Bayer CropScience Cereals Future Forum. |
| 27 October | | Technology may help in early detection of pests - Farmers Weekly |
| 24 October | | Rothamsted Research has two of the 'Five top research projects that could change arable farmer's lives' - Farmers Weekly |
| 19 October | | Molecular Characterization of Rht-1 Dwarfing Genes in Hexaploid Wheat - Plant Physiology |
| 18 October | | Ragweed: the green hay-fever machine - The Independent |
| 16 October | | Plant Pests and Plant Pathology podcast with John Pickett. Item starts at 44m 55s. - The Naked Scientists |
| 1 October | | EU Project: Atopic diseases in changing climate, land use and air quality |
| 21 September | | Belinda Townsend on some of the more unusual uses for sugar beet. Item starts at 4m 49s. - BBC Radio 4: Farming today |
| 19 September | | Rothamsted Director Maurice Moloney on the approval of the GM wheat trial. Item starts at 1h 40m 49s. - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| | | Rothamsted Research granted approval to undertake scientific research of GM wheat |
| 13 September | | Growers urged to check oilseed rape for phoma - Farmers Weekly |
| 18 August | | Revisiting Climate and the Food Supply - New York Times |
| 31 July | | Rothamsted Scientist Mark Taylor speaks to the Sunday Telegraph about 'Greenfly' - The Telegraph |
| 29 July | | David Brooks on beetles eating weed seeds Item starts at 1h 10m 30s. - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| 6 July | | Editor’s Choice: Harnessing ecosystem services to enhance agricultural sustainability - Journal of Applied Ecology |
| 5 July | | Greenfly swarms torment farmers, shoppers - and tennis stars - Channel 4 News |
| | | Richard Harrington on the current aphid season and implications for agriculture/crops. Item starts at 1h 24m. - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| 29 June | | G20 endorses international wheat improvement effort to improve food security - BBSRC |
| 24 June | | Huw Jones with Charlotte Smith in response to GM wheat ACRE application - BBC Radio 4: Farming today |
| 22 June |  | Johnathan Storkey talks about biodiversity in the farm landscape on “The Wonder of Weeds”. Item starts at 42m 4s. - BBC4 |
| 21 June | | Rothamsted Research - BBC Radio 4: Britain's Labs |
| 6 June | | Tackling agriculture’s greenhouse-gas emissions - Global Food Security |
| 15 May | | Richard Gutteridge on take-all diseases - BBC Lincolnshire |
| 22 April | | Trap crops could protect OSR from pollen beetle - Farmers Weekly |
| 7 April | | Crop researchers seek to boost yields - Bloomberg TV |
| 30 March | | GM crops to be grown in Britain - The Telegraph |
| 27 March | | Acclaimed Harpenden scientist dies - Herts Advertiser |
| 24 March | | Cold winter delays peach-potato aphid in potatoes - Rothamsted Insect Survey - Farmers Weekly |
| 18 March | | Rothamsted Director Maurice Moloney on how science can contribute to Food Security. Items starts at 2h 4m 13s. - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| 12 March | | Finding a sticky solution - Farmers Weekly |
| 24 February | | The 9 billion-people question - A special report on feeding the world - The Economist |
| 18 February | | Andy Whitmore on The Other One Show talking about fertilizers and the environment - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| 15 February | | Broom's Barn forms part of a study tour for young sugar beet growers - Farmers Weekly |
| 8 February | | Rothamsted scientists, Jonathan Storkey, Stephen Moss, and John Cussans, have won an Outstanding Paper Award for their paper in Weed Science: “Using Assembly Theory to Explain Changes in a Weed Flora in Response to Agriculture Intensification.” - Weed Science Society of America |
| 27 January | | Scientists seek to assess nanomaterial risks - The Engineer |
| 26 January | | Nigel Halford on acrylamide in potatoes. Item starts at 1h 37m 27s. - BBC Three Counties Radio |
| 25 January | | Harpenden scientist’s research into spuds - Herts Advertiser |
| 20 January | | Transatlantic partners to analyse environment and health risks of manufactured nanomaterials - Natural Environment Research Council |
| 7 January | | Statistical analysis can estimate crop performance - First Science |
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