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An evidence-based review on the likely economic and environmental impact of genetically modified cereals and oilseeds for UK agriculture
Environment / 3810 / Published: 21 February 2013
There has been widespread uptake of genetically modified (GM) crops globally since they became commercially available in the mid 1990’s. This has had a significant impact on global agriculture and their use continues to grow in areas of the world where they are approved for use
Modern triticale crops for increased yields, reduced inputs, increased profitability and reduced greenhouse gas emissions from UK cereal production
Environment / 3699 / Published: 21 January 2013
The aim of this HGCA-funded project is to add value through improving the underlying science and understanding of the questions relevant to arable growers, and by providing additional communication with growers and other stakeholders through the normal HGCA KT mechanisms.
Bioenergy from wheat straw
Environment / 3741 / Published: 21 January 2013
The aim of the project is to investigate how winter wheat varieties vary in their potential as feedstock for lignocellulosic biofuel production and quantify the economic and environmental impacts of their use as feedstock
Minimising nitrous oxide intensities of arable products (MIN-NO)
Environment / 3474 / Published: 10 March 2010
To improve estimates of and to develop mitigation strategies (including incentivisation) for N2O emissions associated with production of major UK arable crops, in anticipation of carbon accounting at the field and farm scale.
Perennial field margins with combined ecological and agronomical benefits for vegetable rotation schemes
Environment / 3391 / Published: 29 September 2009
The aim of this project is to develop perennial field margins across a horticultural rotation (including a cereal break-crop). These margins will provide reliable and cost-effective pest control while maintaining crop yield and quality and provide benefits in terms of biodiversity and conservation.
Practical cost-effective techniques to reduce pollution from tramlines in combinable crops: a field and catchment scale evaluation
Environment / 3386 / Published: 28 September 2009
Practical cost-effective techniques to reduce pollution from tramlines in combinable crops: a field and catchment scale evaluation
Application factors that influence the distribution of pesticide within a cereal crop canopy
Environment / 3562 / Published: 8 December 2008
The project aims to determine application techniques that can improve the distribution of pesticide sprays within a cereal crop canopy.
Utilising adaptive winter wheat populations for increased economic and environmental returns
Environment / 3378 / Published: 5 December 2008
The overall aim of the project is to improve the performance and stability of performance of winter wheat under environmental conditions that are forecast to become more unpredictable and more costly to ameliorate through inputs.
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