Newsletter

In this issue:- Radish cover crop doing its job in long term rotations experiments at Morley, A new trustee Dr Stephen Rawsthorne, Time for less Facebook and more face to face, Updates from 2 grant recipients.Read More »

In this issue:- How ‘Natural’ Should We Be?, Intrinsic On-Farm Learning: The Benefit of Field Scale OSR Strip Trials, Michaela Canham joins TMAF, Could Flower Margins Improve Crop Yields?, and New Head of Farming Systems Research at NIAB.Read More »

In this issue:- Long Term Results Primary Tillage Choice, A New Trustee Joins TMAF, Simon Evans, You can’t Farm Wet Land, TMAF Database Spring Clean, Young Innovator’s Forum ‘New’ One Day Conference deemed a great success!Read More »

In this issue:- Closing the gap between science and practical agriculture, New Farming systems continues, resistant rye grass at Morley farms and do we know what GM means.Read More »

In this issue:- Welcome to our new Chairman, Morley farms hosts British Beet Research Organisation (BBRO) open day, Long term fungicide responseRead More »

Autumn 2015 Newsletter In this issue;- Farming is Magic, What if we could increase worm biomass in the soil by 60%, Cosmic Rays at Morley and Working on the New Farming Systems trial.Read More »

In this issue:- Online access to TMAF research, The past catches up with Morley Farms, Soil Bugs limiting OSR yields, From primary to university and Philip Richardson profile.Read More »

Welcome to the Winter 2013 edition of Morley News. It has been an interesting 2013 for the food and farming sector. Despite a cold start the weather was better for farmers than the past couple of years with our farm manager David Jones updating you on his harvest news in this newsletter.Read More »

Welcome to the Summer 2013 edition of Morley News featuring some of the latest research, work and news from The Morley Agricultural Foundation (TMAF).Read More »

Running a commercial farm at an agricultural college is a challenge few farm businesses would relish; balancing a teaching resource alongside the practical day-to-day farm requirements.Read More »