Cover crops are usually planted within arable rotations between cash crops. They provide a multitude of benefits including building soil fertility, improving soil health and enhancing above and below…
Willow as a biomass crop – All the information in an easy-to-read Factsheet.
The Lot 1 Innovation project ‘Accelerating Willow Breeding and Deployment’ project led by Rothamsted Research has just released a ‘Growers guide to short rotation coppice willow (SRCw) varieties for…
In the past twenty years woody biomass has been recognised as an important biomass source which can be used primarily for heat generationcombustion.
These guidelines are designed to introduce farmers to a new crop.
Scientists are working to understand how plants engage with soil microorganisms, so we can reactivate them.
Executive summary for policymakers and researchers
The project aimed to utilise mob grazing methods to manage grasslands better, increase sward species diversity, and create biodiverse pastures.
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The 18th Recycling of Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial Residues in Agriculture Network (RAMIRAN) conference was a resounding success. See selected resources from the conference below.