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These papers can be downloaded in pdf format.
Copies of the LINK posters are too large to put on the website but may be obtained from research@hgca.com
Contents
Paper 1 - 1.1-1.12
Soil problems worldwide and their solution: lessons for UK agriculture
Chris Mullins - University of Aberdeen
Paper 2 - 2.1-2.12
Maximising production potential through understanding crop root systems
Ian Bingham - SAC
Paper 3 - 3.1-3.14
Practicalities of managing cereal root systems
Steve Hoad - SAC
Paper 4 - 4.1-4.6
The promise, pitfalls and practicalities of precision farming
Andrew Cragg - HGCA R&D Advisory Committee Member
Paper 5 - 5.1-5.14
Strategies for cost-effective soil sampling
Murray Lark - SRI
Paper 6 - 6.1-6.8
Non-intrusive sensors for measuring soil physical properties
Peter Dampney - ADAS
Paper 7 - 7.1-7.12
Sampling to resolve soil spatial variation for prediction in precision agriculture
Margaret Oliver - University of Reading
Paper 8 - 8.1-8.6
Benefits, challenges and pitfalls of alternative cultivation systems
Jim Bullock - Grower
Paper 9 - 9.1-9.10
Contributions and interactions of cultivations and rotations to soil quality, protection and profitable production
Vic Jordan - SMI
Paper 10 - 10.1-10.14
Can seed rate decisions be improved by improved prediction of establishment?
John Spink - ADAS
Paper 11 - 11.1-11.12
Successful establishment of oilseed rape
Jonathan Blake - ADAS
Paper 12 - 12.1-12.10
Plough, minimal till or direct drill - establishment method and production efficiency
Stuart Knight - TAG
Paper 13 - 13.1-13.10
Improving crop profitability by using minimum cultivation and exploiting grass weed ecology
James Clarke - ADAS
Paper 14 - 14.1-14.14
Opportunities for integrated slug control
David Glen - Styloma
Paper 15 - 15.1-15.12
Effects of cultivation method and crop debris on wheat stem-base disease and
take-all
John Jenkyn - Rothamsted Research
Section 16 - 16.1 - 16.6
Abstracts of HGCA-funded LINK projects
Section 17 - 17.1 – 17.12
Organisations represented in the Poster Session
Section 18 - LINK (co-sponsors of the Conference)
Section 18a - 18.1 – 18.2
Portfolio of LINK projects
Section 18b - 18.36 – 8.52
Abstracts of newly commissioned LINK Projects
Breakout Summary
Summary bullet points from breakout sessions
Copies of the LINK posters are too large to put on the website but may be obtained from research@hgca.com
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