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The new nitrogen is consequential

  1. Carbon reductions

    A view towards net-zero agriculture

    Reducing the carbon footprint of all industries has become a huge focus in recent years, with re fresh ed commitments made by world governments at COP26 in November 2021. A large portion of the…

  2. Farming checking details of the crop

    Precision agriculture, what is this precisely and what can it bring us?

    Precision agriculture aims to provide plants or animals with the precise treatment they need . Instead of feeding a group of animals with the same f ee d or fertilising several hectares of cropland…

  3. Wind turbines in crop field

    Finding the balance between policy and support packages for sustainable industry development

    R enewable energy i s an exciting prospect for the agricultural industry and society at large . This blog seeks to consider how recent shifts in political support has the potential to truly develop…

  4. Cow in a field with renewable energy solutions

    The power from nature: how can agriculture benefit?

    Increasing momentum in the development of novel solutions to aid the sustainable shift in agriculture offers farmers a diverse range of options to consider in their efforts of going green. Yet, for…

  5. Future of farming

    Prioritising soil health for future food production

    Healthy soil is the foundation of our food systems - producing healthy crops to feed the world’s population. Increasing knowledge of soil health’s impact on food systems raises the question of what…

  6. All this conversation about nitrogen, but what is actually relevant?

    Nitrogen's contribution to agriculture is clear, yet with discussions on the topic so varied, it can be a challenge to keep in mind what is actually relevant about it for plant growth, alongside…