Science Into Practice - Reducing losses in conifer dieback
05 Aug 2011 | by HDC
Conifer growers have reported root rot and die-back problems for many years. Species of Phytophthora, and to a lesser extent species of Pythium, are recognised causes.
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Research Matters - Improving organic manure
26 Aug 2011
Excessive use of synthetic fertilisers has led to the leaching of nutrients into local watercourses with consequent damage to native ecosystems. Greater efficiency in the use of fertilisers is required both in conventional and organic systems of cropping.
Science Into Practice - Helping growers to deal with downy mildew
01 Jul 2011 | by HDC
Downy mildew has become an increasing problem on a range of outdoor-grown herbs, but especially on sage, mint and parsley.
Research matters ... out-of-season flowering of Phlox
03 Jul 2008 | by Dr Ken Cockshull
Dr Ken Cockshull, Emeritus Fellow at Warwick HRI, highlights the latest findings from horticultural research.
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