Soil and Water Management

Description

Harper Adams University has conducted a wide range of Soil and Water Management research in collaboration with a number of international universities and institutions, including:

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Czech Republic
Slovak University of Agriculture, Slovakia
Kahramanmaras Sütçü Imam University, Turkey
Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil
Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research, Iraq

Soil and Water Management Centre

Funding Body

Various

Documents

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An investigation into the effect of traffic and tillage on soil properties and crop yields
Influence of agriculture machinery passes on water preferential flow in the soil
An evaluation of the effect of machinery overlaps on draught forces and fuel consumption in tillage operations
The evaluation of agricultural machines field trafficking intensity for different forage harvest technologies
The effects of cultivations and rainfall on crop anchorage (optimising the shear strength of soils to reduce the incidence of lodging)
Effects of spacing, depth and soil type on in situ shear strength measurements
Evaluation of spatial heterogeneity for the design and layout of experimental sites
Fuel consumption and draft force measurements on a tracked tractor during tillage and drilling
International Relations to Development of Control Traffic Farming

Project staff

Dr Paula Misiewicz
Supervisor

David White
Advisor

Dr Keith Chaney
Supervisor

RG
Professor Richard Godwin
Supervisor

Dr Mitch Crook
Supervisor

ES
Emily Kate Smith
Researcher

NS
Nyaz Sulaiman
Researcher