Organic grassland extension in Wales - feedback in action (1)

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dc.contributor.author McCalman, Heather M.
dc.contributor.author Duller, Chris J.
dc.contributor.author Morgan, Charlie T.
dc.contributor.author Courtney, Deborah
dc.contributor.author Evans, Bryan
dc.date.accessioned 2010-04-26T09:36:05Z
dc.date.available 2010-04-26T09:36:05Z
dc.date.issued 2003
dc.identifier.citation McCalman , H M , Duller , C J , Morgan , C T , Courtney , D & Evans , B 2003 , ' Organic grassland extension in Wales - feedback in action (1) ' pp. 1-3 . en
dc.identifier.other PURE: 137401
dc.identifier.other dspace: 2160/4595
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/2160/4595
dc.identifier.uri http://www.britishgrassland.com/ en
dc.description McCalman, H. M., Duller, C. J., Morgan, C. T., Evans, B., Courtney, D. (2003). Organic grassland extension in Wales - feedback in action (1) 7th British Grassland Society (BGS) Research Conference, Aberystwyth, 1-3 September 2003, BGS Organising Committee 103-104 en
dc.description.abstract The British Grassland Society is a forum for those with an active interest in the science and practice of temperate grassland production and utilization. We bring together research workers, farmers, advisors, teachers and technical members of the agricultural industry. The BGS is in contact with farmers through its affiliated local grassland societies across the United Kingdom. The society has many active members abroad and is also a member of the European Grassland Federation and has a number of objectives: 1. The improvement of economic methods of production and utilization of grass and forage crops for the promotion of profitable agriculture. 2. The advancement of education and research in grass and forage crop production and utilization. Publication of the results of relevant research to an international audience via a quarterly Journal and academic symposia. 3. Interpretation of research and active communication of improved methods of production and utilization to the farming community. 4. Promotion of grassland farming as an exemplar of sustainable agriculture, which is environmentally benign and visually attractive, for the public benefit. 5. Its Research and Development Committee represents members' interests to Government by responding to consultations and identifying priorities for research. en
dc.format.extent 3 en
dc.language.iso eng
dc.relation.ispartof en
dc.title Organic grassland extension in Wales - feedback in action (1) en
dc.type Text en
dc.type.publicationtype Conference paper en
dc.contributor.institution Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences en
dc.description.status Non peer reviewed en


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