Join us for a one day course on Herbal Leys Establishment and Management brought to you by the FarmED team and #CotswoldsSeeds. farm-ed.co.uk/event-details/… #herballey #herballeymanagement #realfarmed #cotswoldseeds #soilfertility #soilhealth

Croeso i Gymru🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 ! Dyma be oedd criw da. Delighted to have 12 nationalities participate in this event today - Henfaes Research Centre @BangorSNS. Great discussions about food security and sustainability challenges across the world. Diolch i bawb / thanks to all contributors

Are you thinking of introducing livestock back into your arable rotation? Join us and Cotswold Seeds as we explore the options and find practical solutions. farm-ed.co.uk/event-details/… #arablerotation #livestockrotation #animalcare #arablefarming #ukfarming #cotswoldseeds

New research paper out following the 2022 AAB @aabiologists.bsky.social conference 👇📰🥳 'Greenhouse gas and ammonia emission mitigation priorities for UK policy targets' -- produced by agricultural researchers and advisors, led by Sarah Buckingham SRUC ☘️🐑🌱🐄🌾 journal.hep.com.cn/fase/EN/10.153…

If you're interested in #GHGs from livestock, #herbal leys, soil carbon and #agroforestry, this is the event for you! ☘️🐑🌱🐄 Booking link below 👇

Come along! - regenerative / rotational / permanent / conservation grazing systems - sheep / beef / dairy - innovative research - national grassland society winners - carbon - genetics, crossbreeding - diversification - excellent food - a warm Welsh welcome - and more! RT

There was also a short talk about herbal leys. Lambs on trial grew faster in the spring on herbal leys than on a grass-clover sward. There were also benefits in terms of macro and micronutrient supply in the forage

Great day discussing the results of the #SARIC herbal ley experiment with farmers and industry during the BGS visit to Henfaes Research Centre Bangor University ☘️🌱🌿🐑 Herbal ley soil pit looks good!

Last sequencing report showing the progression of SARS-CoV-2 variants in Wales over the last 2 years. WEWASH - Wastewater Monitoring in Wales, COVIDPoops19, Viraqua. Thanks to William Perry fishsci.com/@DrWillPerry for the beautiful graphic.

We are seeking a new Manager for #Henfaes Research Centre, Bangor University's amazing research farm jobs.bangor.ac.uk/details.php.en…

Swydd Rheolwr Fferm efo ni! Gyrrwch neges os ydych am fwy o wybodaeth: tinyurl.com/3yu2wede Rhannwch ogydda Farm Manager role with us - apply! Send an email or DM if you have questions: tinyurl.com/ymm75ntz Please share

Delighted to announce that Bangor University WEWASH - Wastewater Monitoring in Wales were awarded the top prize at last night's Natural Environment Research Council Impact Awards for our work in mapping the prevalence of COVID-19 during the pandemic through wastewater monitoring. 🌊🧵 #RealWorldImpacts youtu.be/VYDfMRlahfk

The Overall Impact Award went to a team led by Prof Davey Jones Davey Jones at Bangor University, at the 2023 NERC Impact Awards. The award recognises their innovative work on tracing the COVID-19 pandemic via wastewater. Congratulations to the whole team! #OurEnvironmentOurFuture

Congratulations Dr Dr Emily Cooledge for passing her viva today. I learnt a huge ammount about sheep and herbal leys from chairing. CoSE Postgrads at Bangor University do such a fascinating variety of work! Thanks also to Christine Watson and Chris Reynolds the external examiners.

Had a fantastic morning discussing my thesis with Christine Watson and Chris Reynolds -- some great discussions! Happy to pass my PhD with minor corrections #PhDDone 🥳🍾🎉

Excited to be able to share our new paper! Our study explored the effects of a #herbal and #grassclover ley on soil physical, chemical and biological quality after two-years in a sheep grazed grassland. ☘️🐑🌱 Open access below 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The next paper from the #SARIC project is now out! 🥳 Our study explored the effects of a #herbal and #grassclover ley on forage quality, #lamb productivity and health over two seasons. ☘️🐑🌱 Open access link below 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

THANKS Davey Jones D Chadwick & Dr Emily Cooledge for hosting Sana Boubehziz during her 3 months doctoral stay. Fruitful work on the effect of organic based fertilizers & heat stress on #CUE of soil microorganisms @bangoruni darwisito @ETSIAMcordoba Agencia Estatal de Investigación PID2020-118503RB-C22 #FPI

Had a fab time on Friday with my family, graduating with a PhD in Soil and Environmental Science from Bangor University 🎓🎉🍾🥂😊

Gwaith cynnes! Busy day with a large team Environment@Bangor ADAS at Henfaes! Applying slurry +/- separation ond grass regrowth, monitoring gaseous losses, N & P dynamics, and ultimately learning how to help max out the value of this brilliant resource on livestock farms 🐄🐮