Reader in Plant Nematology - research interests biofumigation, trap crops, plant extracts. Specific experience with potato cyst nematodes - All views my own
๐ In our newly published paper in @Forests_MDPI, we explored how wood incubation influences the detection of the #pinewood_nematode (Bursaphelenchus xylophilus) in both pallet samples and fresh wood
๐๏ธ Read the paper at https://t.co/MIKPxKS2l1 | https://t.co/22mruYHWfH
Braving the frost with my colleague @FusariumUK and our group of PgC students taking the Plant Health Practices. We still managed to find 10 different symptoms of disease and pest damage on oilseed rape, sugar beet and winter wheat! @HarperAdamsUni
@SamE_mathew@FusariumUK@HarperAdamsUni Hi Samuel, Good to hear from youโฆ.yes, from eld work in the UK has itโs moments. Hope all well with you โบ๏ธ
As always a fantastic day in the Nematologists calendar @aab_nematology Advances in Nematology at the London @LinneanSociety. Great representation by @HarperAdamsUni staff and students. Guest appearance by my daughter Emily
I'm delighted to advertise our new fully funded PhD project: Can regenerative farming techniques increase the biocontrol potential of entomopathogenic nematodes against the cabbage stem flea beetle? Supervisors: Fisayo Daramola, Neil Havis, @DrMattBack. https://t.co/BoUeZDeurz
Amazing week at the 8th International Symposium of Biofumigation in San Pedro, Argentina. Thank you to @biofumigationar for their kind invitation @HarperAdamsUni
News - International experts meet at University to discuss latest research on major crop pest | Harper Adams University https://t.co/eaoUo4bl69 @AABiologists@aab_nematology@DrKasiaDybal
Would you ever consider non-crop annual plants (eg annual wildflowers) to support pollination, natural pest control or other ecosystem services on-farm? We would love to hear your thoughts.