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Thanks & lk forward 2 seeing you @ morley RT @danwormell: very informative day @NIABTAG STAR day with many new ideas! Roll on 21 June 12:50 PM May 29th via TweetDeck
#niabtag soil expert Nathan Morris talking with farmers @ our National Agronomy Centre STAR event 2day twitpic.com/9qposx 12:16 PM May 29th via TweetDeck
RT @LEAFchief: John Cussans @niabjohn speaking on Integrated Weed Management strategies 4 blackgrass at LEAF @niabtag event 12:13 PM May 29th via TweetDeck
Thanks, glad u found in interesting RT @CoddenhamAndy: Well done to @NIABTAG for a great morning at Otley. 11:42 AM May 29th via TweetDeck
#niabtag warning on 'Fast-track' septoria niab.com/news_and_event… 6:19 AM May 29th via web
Infamy, infamy...Orson's Oracle debates glyphosate in water; a problem for agriculture and/or amenity bit.ly/JPliFm 3:00 AM May 28th via TweetDeck
Rothamsted Web server rebooted. Whoever conducted this malicious attack please respect our wish to give public-funded science information to the public 2:11 AM May 28th via web Retweeted by NIABTAG and 48 others
An informative day out in the sun on rotations and cultivation systems ; STAR Open Day tomorrow bit.ly/HIIACj with @LEAF_farming 2:04 AM May 28th via TweetDeck
Rothamsted Pleased that Rothamsted Park protest today was peaceful - supporters & opponents had chance for voices to be heard bit.ly/KeOTfS 9:08 AM May 27th via web Retweeted by NIABTAG and 20 others
Septoria going wild on L2 despite robust spray prog; flag leaf only just fully emerged - wheat needs spraying now #farming #agchatuk 6:54 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
NIAB Mark Leaman's shots of Great Crested Grebe on the NIAB Farm reservoir (A14 in background) twitpic.com/9oyoz4 4:40 AM May 25th via TweetDeck
Top marks to NIAB Cambridge Farm 4 managing its wildlife habitats; we have 3 of #RSPB's top 6 red listed bird species @natures_voice 4:56 AM May 24th via web
BYDV @ our Hampshire trials; 4 more info come to our regional NAC Open Day on 28 June niab.com/uploads/files/… twitter.com/NIABTAG/status… 3:47 AM May 24th via web
Bluer sky at Headley Hall than Cambridge so far RT @IanMidgley: Perfect day for flying a kite...and scaring pigeons. twitter.com/IanMidgley/sta… 1:39 AM May 23rd via TweetDeck
niabjohn My fav #memberstrials this yr studying interaction of var and seed rate on b.grass: gr8 trial credit->cambs trial team twitter.com/niabjohn/statu… 4:32 AM May 14th via web Retweeted by NIABTAG
niabjohn Openday at Woburn for HGCA project we're in with with Rothamsted - always great to hear Steve Moss talk black grass! twitter.com/niabjohn/statu… 8:51 AM May 17th via Twitter for BlackBerry® Retweeted by NIABTAG
niabjohn Two variety plots on #memberstrials at Callow-1 standing the other lodged-some gr8 data on lodging this year from here! twitter.com/niabjohn/statu… 10:49 AM May 17th via Twitter for BlackBerry® Retweeted by NIABTAG
@Rusgerkins congrats!!!! 1:11 PM May 22nd via Flipboard in reply to Rusgerkins
RT @Rusgerkins: the AHRC project between @NIABTAG and Leeds that I contributed to has been accepted! Here's to hist-bio and plant breeding! 1:10 PM May 22nd via Flipboard
RT @MicrobeWorld: Wheat infected with ergot fungus: Confocal micrograph of stigma hairs infected with ergot fungus bit.ly/KJtRmC 1:08 PM May 22nd via Flipboard

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Bio NIAB TAG conducts field crops research and provides impartial variety and crop husbandry information, influencing more than 20% of the UK’s arable area.