Organic Research Centre

@organicrescent.bsky.social

Established in 1980 as a charity, ORC has played a central role in the development organic food & farming research, knowledge exchange & policy. On 1 Sep 25 ORC joined UK agriculture & environmental consultancy @adasgroup.bsky.social a private ltd company.

In the #FeedtheSoil project we’re working with farmers across the UK who are using many different methods to process their farm waste. 🪱 Julia Cooper reports from the #vermicomposting trials with Guy Douglas at Southfield farm in Northumberland. https://ow.ly/T33o50ZI8FT

Worms at work: a year of vermicomposting at Southfield Farm - The Organic Research Centre

Julia Cooper updates us on the vermicomposting trials as part of the Feed the Soil project

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The outcomes of ORC’s project Early indicators to monitor changes in soil health: evidence to update guidance for UK farmers, have been published on the AHDB website. ORC Principal Researcher – Soil Dr Julia Cooper explains in this blog. https://ow.ly/NF4P50ZzLwP #soilhealth #soilhealthindicators

New guidance to make sense of soil health indicators - The Organic Research Centre

The outcomes of ORC's project Early indicators to monitor changes in soil health: evidence to update guidance for UK farmers, have been published on the AHDB website.

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This great looking internship is available - working on the Farmer action for tree resilience project, of which ORC is one of the partners

Centre for Forest Protection@forest-protection.bsky.social · 2mo ago

👨‍🌾 #Internship 3: ‘Farmers and trees’ - working to develop, test and launch a range of resources aimed at helping farmers improve the health and resilience of trees on their land Find out more and apply: www.forestprotection.uk/cfp-internsh... #TreesOnFarms #FarmTrees

Three cows grazing on green grass in a field with rows of young trees protected by light-coloured plastic guards. The cows have brown and white coats, and the field is dotted with small yellow flowers. In the background, there are more tree guards arranged in neat lines, indicating a managed agroforestry or reforestation area.