J. Laws

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Cost-effective means of reducing ammonia emissions from UK agriculture using the NARSES model

S. Anthony, T. Misselbrook, J. Webb, 2006 .

No such thing as a free meal : organotin transfer across the freshwater-terrestrial interface

J. Grey, D. Sheahan, K. Heppell, 2016 .

Comparison of grassland management systems for beef cattle using self-contained farmlets: effects of contrasting nitrogen inputs and management strategies on nitrogen budgets, and herbage and animal production

D. Scholefield, S. Jarvis, B. Pain, 2000 .

Added benefits in adopting techniques to abate ammonia emissions on UK farms

J. Webb, B. Pain, J. Laws, 2003 .

Changes in the body composition of cattle exhibiting compensatory growth and the modifying effects of grazing management

R. Baker, J. Laws, N. Young, 1985 .

Conduits of contamination to contemporary food webs of the Norfolk Broads

Jacob Laws, J. Laws, 2011 .

The effect of diet in winter on the body composition of young steers and subsequent performance during the grazing season

R. Baker, J. Laws, N. Young, 1992 .

Diet selection by cattle offered a choice between swards treated or untreated with slurry: effects of application method and time since application

A. J. Rook, B. Pain, J. Laws, 1996 .

Effects of slurry application method and timing on grass silage quality

B. F. Pain, D. R. Jackson, B. Pain, 2002, The Journal of Agricultural Science.

Surface application and shallow injection of cattle slurry on grassland: nitrogen losses, herbage yields and nitrogen recoveries

B. F. Pain, Tom Misselbrook, T. Misselbrook, 1996 .

Effects of method, rate and timing of slurry application to grassland on the preference by cattle for treated and untreated areas of pasture

B. F. Pain, B. Pain, J. A. Laws, 2002 .

The effect of slurry and dirty water application to swards on grazing behaviour in dairy cows

P. Penning, B. Pain, E. Owen, 1999 .