Zoom into Soil: Perspectives on Regenerative Farming
In this webinar, Prof. Jonathan Storkey, agroecologist at Rothamsted Research, and Dr. Jenny Bussell, Principal Scientist at The Allerton Project, discuss Perspectives on Regenerative Farming.
In this webinar, Christine House, Director of House Associates, and Claire Dickinson, a contaminated land specialist, discuss ‘Soils critical to brownfields first: Soil Health in the context of Land Remediation.’ This interactive session, chaired by BSSS President, Prof. Jack Hannam, explores effective soil use and management in the context of brownfield sites and construction.
Christine House is the Director of House Associates, a practice specialising in mineral/waste planning and landscape restoration. Prior to this she was a Director at Wardell Armstrong for a period of 21 years. Chris has extensive experience of restoring and remediating contaminated land together with the re-instatement of mineral and former waste disposal sites.
Bringing over 30 years of experience in UK land development, Claire Dickinson is a contaminated land specialist (Registered SiLC) with a background in geotechnical engineering, specialising in ground risk management advice. She combines running her consultancy (Geo-Environmental Matters Ltd) with part-time lecturing at the University of Portsmouth.
In this webinar, Prof. Jonathan Storkey, agroecologist at Rothamsted Research, and Dr. Jenny Bussell, Principal Scientist at The Allerton Project, discuss Perspectives on Regenerative Farming.
In this webinar, Dr. Laura Bentley and Prof. Budiman Minasny discuss two recent papers on Soil Carbon and Artificial Intelligence from the European Journal of Soil Science.
In this webinar, Prof. Leo Condron and Pietro Sica discuss the Soil Use and Management journal (SUM) on its 40th anniversary and a leading paper from the journal on phosphorus use efficiency.