Soils
Soil management and nutrient network farms
Natural enemies, their lifestyles and how to promote them
Natural enemies, their lifestyles and how to promote them A diversity of invertebrate species inhabit farmland. Some are pests, but many are beneficial providing ecosystem services that support agricultural production.…
Read More >Trace Element HGCAS Study 2012 – used within the webinar: An Introduction to the Borders Soil & Nutrient Network
This is a copy of the Trace Element HGCAS Study 2012 as referenced during the July webinar, An Introduction to the Borders Soil & Nutrient Network – Kerchesters Farm, Kelso.
Read More >An Introduction to the Borders Soil & Nutrient Network: Kerchesters Farm – Meeting Summary
This download gives a brief summary of the key points discussed during the first event for the 2020 Borders Soil & Nutrient Network. This was an online webinar event held in early July 2020.
Read More >An Introduction to the Borders Soil & Nutrient Network: Kerchesters Farm – Presentation slides from Yara UK’s Mark Tucker
Presentation slides used by Yara UK Agronomy Manager, Mark Tucker during the first event for the new Borders Soil & Nutrient Network, held in July 2020
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An Introduction to the Borders Soil & Nutrient Network – Kerchesters Farm, Kelso
This was the first in a series of events for the new for 2020 Borders Soil & Nutrient Network. Tommy Clark from Kerchesters Farm has kindly agreed to…
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Technical note (TN734): Fertiliser recommendations for vegetables, minority arable crops and bulbs
Summary Vegetables and some of the minority crops can have a high value. Production costs are also often high, with fertilisers accounting for a very small percentage of variable costs.…
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