NEW PAPER! Read about catchment carrying capacities for above optimum soil P and hydrological risk areas in my newest PhD publication.
https://t.co/5DLFXZbRxF
A big thanks to my co-authors, @AFBI_NI @UlsterUniGES and @daera_ni
Had a great three days at the #CS2023 conference thanks to @TeagascACP! Where I presented the findings of my first publication with @AFBI_NI @UlsterUniGES @daera_ni on sediment and nutrient loss at riverbank cattle access points https://t.co/WnxsNzzctI.
First publication from my PhD "Quantifying nutrient and sediment erosion at riverbank cattle access points using fine-scale geo-spatial data", available to read open access in Ecological Indicators. @UlsterUniGES @AFBI_NI@daera_ni
https://t.co/nenztieB1W
A corner of rough ground at the farmyard turned into a wildflower garden - a bit patchy but very happy with it for the 1st year. Plenty of bees and more flowers still to bloom! #agriculture#environment
Delighted to have the opportunity to present my PhD research on nutrient and sediment transfers in agricultural catchments at my first, in-person #UlsterPhDFest. Thanks to the Doctoral College @UlsterUniPhD for hosting such a great event!
Saturdays spent checking stock. Snapped this shot of the last cow from Granda's herd of #highlandcattle and her two lovely heifer calves beneath the trees.
A map of all river catchments on these islands. Shannon has the biggest catchment. Cork/Kerry and Scottish coasts are particularly impressive. Spot the Dodder?