Add to ORKGIn Spring 2009, ORC set up a legume trial on an organic farm, Barrington Park in Gloucestershire, as part of a large research project called Legume LINK. One of its aims is to compare the performance of several legume and grass species for use in fertility building leys. ORC researchers Thomas Döring and Oliver Crowley report that the trial shows the advantage of mixing species grows over time
Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatibl...
As costs for mineral fertilizers rise, legume-based leys are recognised as a potential alternative n...
This experiment compared the productivity of caucasian or white clover when established with five pe...
In Spring 2009, ORC set up a legume trial on an organic farm, Barrington Park in Gloucestershire, as...
The ability of different legume cover crops to suppress annual weeds during the early establishment ...
Grass clover leys form the basis of most organic farming systems yet the selection of seed mixtures ...
Utilisation of grass/legume mixtures instead of grass monocultures is a sensible alternative for low...
Legume-based leys (perennial sod crops) are an important component of fertility management in organi...
Legume-based leys offer multiple benefits to ecosystem service provision, e.g. protecting soil and s...
In 2017, the University of Vermont Extension Northwest Crops and Soils Team initiated a trial invest...
The results of a three year study in the UK suggest that there are several advantages to more comple...
End of Project ReportWhite clover is one of the most nutritious species available in grassland/rumin...
Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatibl...
As costs for mineral fertilizers rise, legume-based leys are recognised as a potential alternative n...
This experiment compared the productivity of caucasian or white clover when established with five pe...
In Spring 2009, ORC set up a legume trial on an organic farm, Barrington Park in Gloucestershire, as...
The ability of different legume cover crops to suppress annual weeds during the early establishment ...
Grass clover leys form the basis of most organic farming systems yet the selection of seed mixtures ...
Utilisation of grass/legume mixtures instead of grass monocultures is a sensible alternative for low...
Legume-based leys (perennial sod crops) are an important component of fertility management in organi...
Legume-based leys offer multiple benefits to ecosystem service provision, e.g. protecting soil and s...
In 2017, the University of Vermont Extension Northwest Crops and Soils Team initiated a trial invest...
The results of a three year study in the UK suggest that there are several advantages to more comple...
End of Project ReportWhite clover is one of the most nutritious species available in grassland/rumin...
Soil was a collected from 10 organic farms across the UK and evaluated for the presence of compatibl...
As costs for mineral fertilizers rise, legume-based leys are recognised as a potential alternative n...
This experiment compared the productivity of caucasian or white clover when established with five pe...