Organisation: ADAS

The fist in a series of webinars from the OPER8 project, this webinar will focus on electric weeding.

It is recognised that there is a need to bring together the scientific evidence supporting the implementation of regenerative agriculture, to help evaluate the potential benefits and challenges for food production, the environment and farm profitability, across different agroclimatic zones and farming systems.

I joined ADAS as a soil scientist 15 years ago. Most of my work has focussed on sustainable soil and nutrient management practices. I’ve been involved in a number of projects investigating manure management strategies to maximise crop nutrient supply and minimise air and water pollution. At the moment I’m researching the sulphur supply from […]

After two years delay, the International Recycling of Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial Residues in Agriculture Network (RAMIRAN) Conference is due to take place in Cambridge from the 12th to the 14th of September 2023

Our friends at ADAS have asked us to help spread the word about an upcoming conference and a callout to submit research abstracts. RAMIRAN is a research and expertise network that was set up more than 25 years ago to improve nutrient utilisation and minimise the environmental impact of livestock manure and other organic material used in agricultural systems.

Anna Krzywoszynska invites farmers to participate in a nationwide survey of soil management practices being conducted by ADAS.

ADAS-led project developing innovative methods for carrying out research into field vegetable and potato crops.

Good soil management can save you time and money. This leaflet gives you a practical overview of what to do.

A report summarising results from a review which looks at the extent by which reduced tillage practices and organic material returns could increase the organic carbon content of English and Welsh arable soils.

This useful guide, published by ADAS, describes the processes leading to successful on-farm trialling while avoiding the possible pitfalls.

Dr Sarah Cook invites arable farmers to participate in a new Innovative Farmers field lab investigating the distribution and presence, and potential for herbicide resistance of UK brome species.

A practical guide bringing together research to help you manage weeds through a rotation dominated by autumn-sown crops.

Lizzie Sagoo introduces a new ADAS/ AHDB research project and farmer network dedicated to exploring the longer term benefits of integrating leys into arable systems.

A guide to insects that pollinate crops, control pests and help maintain soil fertility, and what you can do to encourage them on your farm.

Improve your farm productivity and environment with field drainage; principles, methods, assessment, maintenance, renewal and installation.