Annual Report 2004-2005
EFRC Annual Report
Lush growth in UK organic vegetable market
Lush growth in UK organic vegetable market
No energy policy can provide a cost-free solution to climate crisis
No energy policy can provide a cost-free solution to climate crisis
Living with Biodiversity and Productivity
Living with Biodiversity and Productivity
Thumbs up for EFRC Lean Economy Initiative...
Thumbs up for EFRC Lean Economy Initiative…
Letter to Tony Blair - making an organic living...
Letter to Tony Blair – making an organic living…
Soil Use and Management, 2005, 21
A journal article on available P and K in organic grassland
Advisory Committee on Organic Standards (ACOS) and the new EU Or
Difficult birth for new EU organic regs …
Blight MOP, Annals of Applied Biology, 2005
A published paper on the ‘Blight Mop’ project.
Booming wheat market leads organic arable expansion
Marketing alliance counts organic arable success…
EU organic reforms..."seriously damaging"...
EU organic reforms…”seriously damaging”…
Preliminary summary of workshop results
Preliminary summary of workshop results
Are transgenic plants bad for human health?
Are transgenic plants bad for human health?
Avian flu haunts Europe 20th Feb
Latest info on Avian flu
R&D priorities final report appenices
OF0350 appendix to final report
R&D priorites final report
Final report for research project OF0350
Buffer zones for crop spraying…good or bad?
Buffer zones for crop spraying…good or bad?
poultry researcher job description 2007
poultry researcher job description 2007
poultry researcher Additional information
poultry researcher Additional information
poultry researcher EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION FORM 2007
poultry researcher EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION FORM 2007
Team Leader recruitment for organic agriculture project in Turkey
Team Leader recruitment for organic agriculture project in Turkey
Bird Flu update – latest from RSPB
Bird Flu update – latest from RSPB
RELU briefing note
A briefing note on the RELU project Learning and research for sustainable agro-ecosystems by both farmers and scientists.