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ASPARAGUS AND RHUBARB
FARMER ENGAGEMENT IS KEY TO IMPROVING WATER QUALITY.
AUTUMN STORMS MAKE TREES A DANGER
ADAS grow environmental services - tailored archaeological assessments29 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
ADAS has established an archaeology team to help developers assess the impact of their proposed schemes on heritage assets across the UK.
Resistance testing helps plan weed management strategies26 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
With black-grass control variable at best this year it is time to consider if herbicide resistance is to blame.
Joining-up carbon and catchment management through PR14 and wider22 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
PR14 (Price Review 2014) submissions provide an opportunity for joined-up thinking to measure and promote the carbon reduction benefits of catchment management.
Visit ADAS free at UK AD and Biogas 201215 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
Hosted by The Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Association (ADBA), the exhibition is the only trade show in the UK that is dedicated exclusively to anaerobic digestion and biogas.
Unlock your Renewable Energy Potential with ADAS at Cereals 201213 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
Could your land be suitable for a medium scale wind turbine, field mounted PV or Anaerobic Digestion? Interested in earning more than £20,000 a year for 20 years?
Black-grass control in (re)verse?8 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
Black-grass is now very obvious above wheat crop canopies where control has been poor so it is important to start planning strategies for next year.
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards – ADAS shortlisted for Consultancy of the Year1 Jun 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
ADAS has been shortlisted for Consultancy of the Year category at the BusinessGreen Leader Awards for our innovative project work in sustainability.
Efficient water resource management for high value irrigated crops21 May 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS - 1 comment
Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to irrigate? Despite recent rains, which will help field crops, water reserves are very low following the driest winter for 90 years.
Bats can 'see' in the dark – so can ADAS16 May 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
If you need a bat survey we can deliver a cost effective service using night vision equipment that will give a more reliable answer as to whether or not a building or tree is being used by roosting bats.
ADAS announces two new Welsh sites15 May 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
The two Aberystwyth based sites include an office headquarters and a research and on-site storage area in addition to the Cardiff based office.
ADAS and Farmers Club support skills of the future at 2012 Pinnacle Awards5 May 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
ADAS has sponsored the annual Pinnacle Awards again this year, with a student from Newcastle University winning the prestigious award for the development of a tender to secure a contract farming agreement.
ADAS is undertaking Carbon Disclosure Project ‘Response Check’ Service30 Apr 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
ADAS Consultants are fully trained and accredited by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) to carry out its Response Check service, which CDP piloted last year and has now fully launched.
Trials prove tree growth can be regulated28 Apr 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS - 1 comment
Mark walkinton explains how trials set up by ADAS prove that tree growth can be significantly reduced by using a tree growth regulator with no adverse phytotoxic effects.
ADAS Renewable Energy Roadshow26 Apr 2012 - Landscaping News - ADAS
ADAS is looking for sites to install single medium wind turbines on rural sites around Great Britain all at no cost to the landowner.