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Jake Bishop

@jakecologist

Lecturer in Crop Science @UniofReading working on agricultural ecology and climate change resilience

 Reading, UK
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Joined August 2013
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PhD studentship - meta-analysis + spatial models to improve landscape management for pollinators and farmers. Really excited about this opportunity at @UniRdg_SAPD + @UK_CEH great team including @RedheadGIS. Deadline 23rd June UK home applicants only sorry research.reading.ac.uk/scena…
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Great seminar by Hans de Kroon from @Radboud_Uni He took us from the depressing lost of insects🪳🐞🦟🦗 to the hopeful restoration of corridors working hand on hand 🤝with farmers 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾 @ReadingBioSci hosted by @Tom_H_Oliver
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Delighted to share our new paper @itchyshin
Ecology Letters (@Ecology_Letters) profile pictureEcology Letters@Ecology_Letters18 Jul 2022
Animal pollination increases stability of crop yield across spatial scales onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Edith Mary Gayton Lecture : eventbrite.co.uk/e/regenerat… @EventbriteUK

Regenerative Agriculture: Managing the Farm Carbon Footprint

34th Edith Mary Gayton Memorial Lecture: “Regenerative Agriculture – Managing the Farm Carbon Footprint”

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Please RT: Funded PhD with me @UniRdg_SAPD now open for applications. Addressing the challenge of combined heat and drought stress for cereal production. Closing 0930 8th Feb. See research.reading.ac.uk/foodb…
CASE funded PhD via the FoodBioSystems DTP now open for applications. Join us in new research to predict the effects of combined heat and drought on crop yield and use this understanding to identify novel compounds that confer drought tolerance and avoid increased risk of heat stress. Deadline for applications 0930 8th February. Based at University of Reading working with Aberystwyth University and Syngenta. More details and application here: https://research.reading.ac.uk/foodbiosystems/wp-content/uploads/sites/145/2020/12/FBS2021-32-Bishop-AD.pdf

ALT CASE funded PhD via the FoodBioSystems DTP now open for applications. Join us in new research to predict the effects of combined heat and drought on crop yield and use this understanding to identify novel compounds that confer drought tolerance and avoid increased risk of heat stress. Deadline for applications 0930 8th February. Based at University of Reading working with Aberystwyth University and Syngenta. More details and application here: https://research.reading.ac.uk/foodbiosystems/wp-content/uploads/sites/145/2020/12/FBS2021-32-Bishop-AD.pdf

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Happy @cazharkness' paper has had a lot of interest from the farming press. Still time to access the full paper for free
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Please RT: Funded PhD with me @UniRdg_SAPD now open for applications. Addressing the challenge of combined heat and drought stress for cereal production. Closing 0930 8th Feb. See research.reading.ac.uk/foodb…
CASE funded PhD via the FoodBioSystems DTP now open for applications. Join us in new research to predict the effects of combined heat and drought on crop yield and use this understanding to identify novel compounds that confer drought tolerance and avoid increased risk of heat stress. Deadline for applications 0930 8th February. Based at University of Reading working with Aberystwyth University and Syngenta. More details and application here: https://research.reading.ac.uk/foodbiosystems/wp-content/uploads/sites/145/2020/12/FBS2021-32-Bishop-AD.pdf

ALT CASE funded PhD via the FoodBioSystems DTP now open for applications. Join us in new research to predict the effects of combined heat and drought on crop yield and use this understanding to identify novel compounds that confer drought tolerance and avoid increased risk of heat stress. Deadline for applications 0930 8th February. Based at University of Reading working with Aberystwyth University and Syngenta. More details and application here: https://research.reading.ac.uk/foodbiosystems/wp-content/uploads/sites/145/2020/12/FBS2021-32-Bishop-AD.pdf

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Interesting...agri-env schemes lead to greater farm income stability, whilst direct payments lead to less stability. Implications for #ELM @cazharkness @jakecologist rothamsted.ac.uk/news/agri-e…
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Excited to share our new paper in @JAppliedEcology great collaboration with @itchyshin. Quantifying crop pollinator dependence and its heterogeneity using multi‐level meta‐analysis. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Week 84 Great collaboration with @jakecologist - it is open access and the proper pdf version is coming on its way - the supply by Jake is pretty awesome. #metaanalysis (check out some cool orchard plot! - initially proposed here onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…)
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'Environmentally-focused farmers more financially stable' - our new paper. Read it for free here authors.elsevier.com/c/1cHly… @TheAHDB
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In case you missed it AHDB #AgronomyWeek session on Yield Resilience in Climate Extremes is now available on demand. Was happy to see we came out with similar key messages. youtu.be/rybomZuL_9I
Yield resilience in climate extremes Agronomists’ Conference 2020

Yield resilience in climate extremes Agronomists’ Conference 2020

Each December, AHDB hosts the Agronomists’ Conference. In 2020, the...

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Looking for an Agroecology PhD? One week left to apply for what sounds like a great project
Nicola Randall (@NicolaPRandall) profile pictureNicola Randall@NicolaPRandall1 Jun 2020
Fully funded PhD - resilience of multiple varieties versus single varieties of crops. Less than one week left to apply! More info: warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/… Or apply at: warwick.ac.uk/fac/cross_fac/…
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Jim Geach@jgeach10 Mar 2020
Introducing our "ClearSky" algorithm: @UniofHerts uses @goonhillyorg deep learning hub for #AI venture that 'sees through' clouds goonhilly.org/GES-blog/unive… @nvidia @UHertsResearch @CopernicusEU @STFC_Matters @CopernicusData @esa @KirkDBorne @BBCAmos #EarthObservation
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Big step forward for faba bean improvement
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PhD on sustainable pest control in field crops open to applications now @QUBelfast + @UniRdg_SAPD. Quantitative and fieldwork. Please RT @bes_aeg @TechFoodNetwork @BES_careers @AABiologists
Jake Bishop (@jakecologist) profile pictureJake Bishop@jakecologist12 Feb 2020
PhD: Parasitoid wasps can provide effective pest control in glasshouses. Efficacy in field crops is variable and unpredictable. We want to understand why they succeed or fail in control of pests + help overcome barriers to their use in field crops research.reading.ac.uk/foodb…
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PhD: Parasitoid wasps can provide effective pest control in glasshouses. Efficacy in field crops is variable and unpredictable. We want to understand why they succeed or fail in control of pests + help overcome barriers to their use in field crops research.reading.ac.uk/foodb…
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New paper: estimated economic benefit of pollination varies between faba bean varieties, how yield is measured, and experimental setup. We need to consider these sources of variation to better predict impact of pollinator loss and/or benefits of management doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-5…
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Apply to do a PhD @UniRdg_SAPD about effects of climate on pest control in Pear. Deadline Friday 31st Jan at noon. @BES_careers @bes_aeg @TechFoodNetwork @AHDB_Hort
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They're here but what happens next: interesting piece from Reading colleagues about what happens to daffodil and snowdrop seeds through the year. research.reading.ac.uk/resea…
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