Category: News

Reducing organic top fruit copper use – new ORC project

In January 2012, a new EU-funded project “Innovative strategies for copper-free low input and organic farming systems” (Co-Free) started at ORC…

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EU support for agroforestry grows

EURAF conference gains support from EU Parliament…

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English OCIS closed at the end of March 2011

The provision of information and free on-farm visits under the Organic Conversion Information Service in England ended on 31st March 2011.

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ORC submits evidence on CAP Greening to EFRA Select Committee

ORC has been continuing its engagement with CAP Reform issues, submitting evidence to Parliament and updating its website…

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Portuguese develop new organic action plan

ORC’s Nic Lampkin attended a conference on a future national policy for organic farming in Lisbon on 18th November, marking the start of Portuguese organic week…

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IFOAM EU conference on resource efficiency and food security

ORC’s Susanne Padel attended the IFOAM EU Group’s conference in Brussels on 9th November 2011…

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First Solibam newsletter launched

The first newsletter of the EU-funded research project Strategies for Organic and Low-Input Integrated Breeding and Management (SOLIBAM), has been published…

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New guide to farmer experiences with homoeopathy

Homoeopathy at Wellie Level have published a new guide…

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New reduced tillage research project starts at ORC

In September 2011, the Organic Research Centre began work on a new project – “Reduced tillage and green manures for sustainable organic cropping systems”…

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Results of Potato Virus Y study published

One of the most serious diseases of potato is caused by Potato Virus Y (PVY)…

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