Browsing by Author "Cuttle, Steve P."

Assessing the cost-effectiveness of integrated measures to decrease loss of nitrate, phosphorus and faecal indicator organisms

Haygarth, Philip M.; Anthony, S. G.; Newell-Price, P.; Harris, D.; Shepherd, M. A.; Cuttle, Steve P.; Chambers, Brian; Chadwick, David R. (2006)

The timetable for implementation of the Water Framework Directive requires best available information to be synthesised now. Cost-effectiveness is an important consideration when deciding what actions should be taken to ...

Blueprints for sustainable nutrient use in dairy grassland-based production

Brown, Lorna; Hawkins, Jane M. B.; del Prado, Agustin; Scholefield, David; Cardenas, Laura M.; Jewkes, Elaine C.; Cuttle, Steve P. (2007)

Changes in the protein concentration of grass/white clover swards in an organic system

Cuttle, Steve P.; Hopkins, Alan; Weller, Richard F. (2001)

Comparison of fertilizer strategies for reducing nitrate leaching from grazed grassland, with particular reference to the contribution from urine patches

Cuttle, Steve P.; Scurlock, Roger V.; Davies, B. M. Sian (2001-03)

The effectiveness of alternative fertilizer strategies to control nitrate leaching was investigated in a field experiment at IGER, Aberystwyth using simulated pastures to represent swards grazed by dairy cattle between May ...

Development of the FBC model to estimate the nitrogen available from fertility-building crops in organic rotations

Cuttle, Steve P. (2006)

This volume of Aspects of Applied Biology was produced for the conference organised by the Association of Applied Biologists in conjunction with COR – the Colloquium of Organic Researchers, held at Heriot-Watt University, ...

Effectiveness of alternative managements to reduce N losses from dairy farms

Cuttle, Steve P.; Turner, M. M. (2004)

This book is a synthesis of contributions drawn from the 12th Nitrogen Workshop held at the University of Exeter, UK. It provides a valuable compilation of current research, aimed at reconciling the environmental and ...

Effect of level of feed importation on the nutrient budgets of two organic dairy systems

Hopkins, Alan; Cuttle, Steve P. (2001)

Estimating nitrogen fixation by fertility building crops

Goodlass, G.; Cuttle, Steve P. (2001)

Is the productivity of organic farms restricted by the supply of available nitrogen?

Cuttle, Steve P.; Sylvester-Bradley, R.; Hatch, David J.; Berry, P. M.; Philipps, L. (2002)

This paper reviews information from the literature and case studies to investigate whether productivity in organic systems is restricted by the supply of available N during the major phases of crop growth. Organic systems ...

Making the most of soil nitrogen

Roderick, S.; Cuttle, Steve P.; Briggs, S.; Hatch, David J.; Shepherd, M. A.; Goodlass, G.; King, John A. (2006)

Optimising the amount of nitrogen captured by fertility building crops is essential for successful organic farming. This study used a combination of literature review, empirical measurements, model development and farmer ...

Nutrient budgets and the efficiency of nutrient utilisation in organic dairy systems

Bowling, Peter J.; McCalman, Heather M.; Weller, Richard F.; Cuttle, Steve P. (2006)

Nutrient budgets as a tool for researchers and farmers.

Cuttle, Steve P. (2002)

Whole-farm budgets for N, P and K have been determined for the organic dairy farm at Trawsgoed in mid-Wales and used to assess the potential value of budgets as a management tool for optimising nutrient use. Most of the ...

Organic dairy production - a review

Weller, Richard F.; Hovi, Malla; Fowler, Sue M.; Lampkin, Nic H.; Padel, Susanne; Cuttle, Steve P.; Nicholas, Phillipa Karen (2004)

Organic farming aims to create an integrated, humane, environmentally and economically sustainable agricultural system. For organic dairy systems, the fulfilment of these aims requires the understanding and integration of ...

Soil fertility in organic farming systems - fundamentally different?

Fortune, S.; Cuttle, Steve P.; Shepherd, M. A.; Stockdale, E. A. (2002)

Soil fertility is de®ned as the ability of a soil to provide the conditions required for plant growth. It is a result of the physical, chemical and biological processes that act together to provide nutrients, water, aeration ...

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