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We are looking for a field research scientist to join our Boxworth field team in Cambs. The role will involve working on a range of applied R&D projects for gov & industry clients across a range of topics inc crop physiology, crop pathology, weeds & soils https://rsk.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/3893532?cid=1877&jobtitle=Field.Research.Scientist&location=Cambridge%2c.UK&rsid=15819&ad=-1000670711&t=Field-Research-Scientist&l=Cambridge–UK

-new research”with proper management, legume-intensive rotations can maximize agronomic benefits, minimize phytopathological risks, %enhance productivity %sustainability in both organic %conventional farming, while contributing to a reduction of yield gap”