Blogs
16/4/2018 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Farming , Allerton Project
A dozen farmers recently met at Loddington as part of our Soil Biology and Soil Health project with AHDB, led by Elizabeth Stockdale at NIAB.
19/3/2018 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Farming , Allerton Project
Chris Stoate provides an update on our research looking at the agricultural benefits of cover crops.
7/12/2017 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
The Allerton Project has a played a major role in Defra's Sustainable Intensification research Platform (SIP) over the past three years as one of the five research and demonstration farms in the SIP network. The wider SIP consortium has involved around thirty partners, and last week, most attended a three day conference to present results, share lessons learnt, and discuss options for the future.
30/11/2017 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
We respond to a recent article on the decline in farmland bird numbers by highlighting the positive action taken by individual farmers.
16/2/2017 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
Chris Stoate discusses the collaborative work of a group of farmers in Welland.
4/1/2017 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Farming
Help create an important record of the voluntary environmental management carried out on farms across England.
3/1/2017 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
Chris Stoate discusses the impact of climate change and extreme weather events.
15/11/2016 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
Amelia Woolford provides an update on the Allerton Project's small orchard, planted in 2010.
14/11/2016 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
Chris Stoate shares some important research findings from this exciting project.
11/10/2016 in: Allerton Project Research Blog under: Allerton Project , Farming
Chris Stoate discusses the importance of water friendly farming.
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