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The Agricultural Economics Society of Ireland is calling early career researchers to contribute papers to the annual early career day event, to be held in Teagasc Ashtown, 25th Jan. 2024. Abstracts deadline 30th November 2024. aesi.ie/2024-meetings/

New call for papers for ⁦Food Policy⁩ special issue on fertilizer and soil health policies in the context of global supply chain disruptions and economic crises. Submission deadline is 30 April 2024. sciencedirect.com/journal/food-p…

We are excited to offer a new degree programme for 24 entry in Sustainable Food Systems which will provide an in-depth understanding around the production, processing and consumption of food. Next Talk takes place at 3pm, Theatre D UCD Science #UCDOpenDay

The Agricultural Economics Society of Ireland (AESI) Early Career Day comes up on 25th January 2024. The call for abstracts is still open to PhD students and postdoctoral researchers until 30th Nov 2023. See website for more info: aesi.ie/2024-meetings/

📣 We are thrilled to announce the **Sustainable Food Systems Symposium 2024** 🌱 Call for Abstracts ⬇️ Submission Deadline **February 29, 2024** For more info, please visit: uni-goettingen.de/de/symposium+2… For questions: [email protected]

Are you thinking of applying for University College Dublin in 2024? Did you know that UCD School Ag & Food is launching their exciting new programme; BSc in Sustainable Food Systems. Hear all about this new programme from Director Zoe McKay via YouTube youtu.be/kuZPajlTWJo?si…

Lucky to hear from great speakers at our Early Career Event last week. John Hyland delivered an interesting talk on open data. Panel speakers Dr Adenuga Henry Adewale, Tracy Bradfield, Wellington Osawe and Teresa Hooks inspired us with top-notch advice on how to navigate early career

Come join us in Belfast for the 2024 AESI annual conference on 26-28th June at UlsterUniversity EPC. The call for abstracts is open and will close on 28th March. The society also welcomes submissions for special sessions. Visit our website aesi.ie/2024-meetings/ for more information.

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This is nice! Word cloud of my research papers on Google scholar. Credit: scholargoggler.com

I'm delighted to see our new paper with a colleague at the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) now published. In this paper, we assessed farmers’ knowledge, attitudes and intentions towards water quality and pollution risk mitigation actions. doi.org/10.1016/j.ssah…

Great to be part of the ongoing Agricultural Economics Society AES_2024 conference in Edinburgh. Great presentation so far and keynote from Prof. Jessica Fanzo. I'll be presenting soon on Day 1.

The EPA’s water indicators data found that there has been no overall improvement in the water quality of Ireland’s rivers, lakes, estuaries, coastal waters and groundwaters in 2023. Improvements that are taking place are being offset by declines elsewhere. bit.ly/4aSgXnu

Today, the ESRI publishes a new research bulletin titled 'Farmers’ knowledge, attitudes and intentions towards water quality and pollution risk mitigation actions' by Wellington Osawe and John Curtis 🐝. 📄 Download the research bulletin: esri.ie/publications/f…

It is great to see one of our research papers picked up by the Irish Examiner, where we examined farmers' attitudes, intentions and willingness to support actions to improve water quality in Ireland. Interesting read! Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) John Curtis 🐝 EPA Ireland irishexaminer.com/farming/arid-4…

It's exciting to see one of our research papers getting media attention. An interesting read by Agriland. "New research reveals that farmers want to be compensated for implementing water quality measures." agriland.ie/farming-news/n… #agriland

"Just half of all farmers believe water pollution is a relevant issue in their local area, while almost two in three farmers believe that they are already doing enough to protect water quality" 📄 Read more: esri.ie/publications/f… 📰 Irish Examiner: irishexaminer.com/farming/arid-4…

Delighted to share our paper in Biology and Environment: Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. In this paper, co-authored with John Curtis 🐝 and Cathal O'Donoghue, we address new policy ideas to tackle water pollution caused by agriculture. Link: doi.org/10.1353/bae.20…

Researchers propose a universal water quality scheme with nitrate quotas independent.ie/farming/forest…

Agriculture and water quality in Ireland: new ideas for policy esri.ie/node/10051