Noah Walker
2025
Noah Walker is currently undertaking a split PhD studentship between Rothamsted Research Centre and the University of Exeter. His research is focussed on improving our understanding of the mechanisms through which fungal pathogens cause disease, such as Septoria Tritici Blotch and Fusarium Head Blight, in wheat. Noah also has a background in ecology and for the past eight years has been running the West Oxfordshire Farmland Bird Project (WOFBP).
My Sessions
The ecological importance of livestock with a case study
Sally-Ann Spence FRES FLS
Clive Turner
Noah Walker
Niels Corfield
Stephanie Holt FLS FBNA
This lively & informative session will address the importance of livestock within the agricultural landscape by focusing on the biodiversity it supports above, on & below ground. Highlighting how livestock really is an integral component of biodiverse & resilient farming systems for the future.