Events and workshops

Current events

Findings from the long-term traffic & tillage project, Harper Adams University
Online seminar, Thursday 1st December 2022, 1pm – 2pm

Dr Paula Misiewicz, Senior Lecturer, Soil and Water Management, Harper Adams University will present the long-term results from the field-scale traffic and tillage experiment at Harper Adams University.

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Paula is the lead for the project which has looked at the effect of field traffic management strategies and tillage systems on soil condition, crop development and yield, and production economics, with some very interesting results.

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She will share highlights and key findings from the research, including:

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• latest updates from the traffic and tillage project

• the impact of a long-term CTF approach

• yields and economics of the farming systems

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With plenty of time for questions and discussion afterwards.

Booking essential. The event is free for CTF members.
Register here

On Farm CTF Introductory Courses

Would you like to find out what CTF is all about with a hands-on practical course on your farm?

If yes, why not volunteer your farm as a base?  With your help, we will get others in your area to come along. We can create a course that will look at the potential of your soil and examines the diversity of cropping in your area. We can cover CTF, what it is and how it can be achieved - including practical tips and the economics for successful conversion. We can also address GPS guidance options and the importance of RTK in delivering a correction signal that will keep you on the straight and narrow and in the same place every year.

Volunteers for hosting events

If you have converted to CTF and are willing to host an Open Day please get in touch via ctf@niab.com.