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UKIA arranges events for members incl. technical visits, meetings and a spring conference on irrigation issues of the day. Recent visits, meetings included:

  • Visits to Eden project, Cornwall Melbicks garden centre, Birmingham and St Andrews golf irrigation

  • Water quality, trickle irrigation, irrigation issues facing Europe- subjects of recent meetings
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UK Irrigation Association 2008 Summer programme

Tuesday 15th July near Doncaster and 17th July near Peterborough

Switching irrigation technologies

FREE one-day events

Full programme and registration form available to download 

09 30

Registration and coffee

10.00

Welcome and introduction  Chairman: Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership, Wokingham

10.05

Future water resources strategy  Andy Turner, Environment Agency

10.35

Building a reservoir – the right option?
Keith Weatherhead, Cranfield University

11.05

Sharing a reservoir  Robert Smith, Russell Smith Farms, Duxford (to be confirmed)

11.20

Coffee break

11.40

Concept to commissioning  Andrew Hawes, Stephen Hawes Associates

12.10

Getting through planning speaker to be confirmed

12.30

Lunch and trade stands

13.30

Enhancing the landscape and the natural environment

Stephen Podd, FWAG

14.00

A reservoir close to an SSSI  Michael Paul, Kirton Estate, Suffolk

14.15

Design and build—a contractor’s perspective  Robert Orford, Miles-water

14.45

Costs, finance, and funding Robin Turney, R Turney Associates

15.15

Question Time

 

15.30

Round up summary  Chairman Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership

 

15.45

Tea and Depart

09 30

Registration and coffee

10.00

Welcome and introduction  Chairman: Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership, Wokingham

10.05

Future water resources strategy  Andy Turner, Environment Agency

10.35

Building a reservoir – the right option?
Keith Weatherhead, Cranfield University

11.05

Sharing a reservoir  Robert Smith, Russell Smith Farms, Duxford (to be confirmed)

11.20

Coffee break

11.40

Concept to commissioning  Andrew Hawes, Stephen Hawes Associates

12.10

Getting through planning speaker to be confirmed

12.30

Lunch and trade stands

13.30

Enhancing the landscape and the natural environment

Stephen Podd, FWAG

14.00

A reservoir close to an SSSI  Michael Paul, Kirton Estate, Suffolk

14.15

Design and build—a contractor’s perspective  Robert Orford, Miles-water

14.45

Costs, finance, and funding Robin Turney, R Turney Associates

15.15

Question Time

 

15.30

Round up summary  Chairman Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership

 

15.45

Tea and Depart

Will rainguns be around in 20 years?
Does switching from rainguns to booms, sprinklers or trickle make sense? 
Come and see how it is done at two one-day events.

 

Text Box: Tuesday 15th July 2008
Host Anthony Hopkins
Thatch Carr Farm
Field Lane, Wroot
Doncaster DN9 2BU
Text Box: Thursday 17th July 2008
Host: Roger Hunt Pain
Bridge Farm
Northside, Thorney
Peterborough PE6 0RW

 

 


presentations available for download 

UK Irrigation Association 2008 Spring Seminar  Thursday 8th May 2008 Orton Hall Hotel, Peterborough

Thinking about an irrigation reservoir?

Future water resources strategy Andy Turner, Environment Agency  (0.5mb)

Building a reservoir – the right option? Keith Weatherhead, Cranfield University (2mb)

The planning process Helen Wass, Cambridgeshire County Council (0.5mb)

Enhancing the landscape and the natural environment Stephen Podd, FWAG (5mb)

Costs, finance, and funding Robin Turney, R Turney Associates (0.5mb)

09 30

Registration and coffee

10.00

Welcome and introduction  Chairman: Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership, Wokingham

10.05

Future water resources strategy  Andy Turner, Environment Agency

10.35

Building a reservoir – the right option?
Keith Weatherhead, Cranfield University

11.05

Sharing a reservoir  Robert Smith, Russell Smith Farms, Duxford (to be confirmed)

11.20

Coffee break

11.40

Concept to commissioning  Andrew Hawes, Stephen Hawes Associates

12.10

Getting through planning speaker to be confirmed

12.30

Lunch and trade stands

13.30

Enhancing the landscape and the natural environment

Stephen Podd, FWAG

14.00

A reservoir close to an SSSI  Michael Paul, Kirton Estate, Suffolk

14.15

Design and build—a contractor’s perspective  Robert Orford, Miles-water

14.45

Costs, finance, and funding Robin Turney, R Turney Associates

15.15

Question Time

 

15.30

Round up summary  Chairman Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership

 

15.45

Tea and Depart

09 30

Registration and coffee

10.00

Welcome and introduction  Chairman: Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership, Wokingham

10.05

Future water resources strategy  Andy Turner, Environment Agency

10.35

Building a reservoir – the right option?
Keith Weatherhead, Cranfield University

11.05

Sharing a reservoir  Robert Smith, Russell Smith Farms, Duxford (to be confirmed)

11.20

Coffee break

11.40

Concept to commissioning  Andrew Hawes, Stephen Hawes Associates

12.10

Getting through planning speaker to be confirmed

12.30

Lunch and trade stands

13.30

Enhancing the landscape and the natural environment

Stephen Podd, FWAG

14.00

A reservoir close to an SSSI  Michael Paul, Kirton Estate, Suffolk

14.15

Design and build—a contractor’s perspective  Robert Orford, Miles-water

14.45

Costs, finance, and funding Robin Turney, R Turney Associates

15.15

Question Time

 

15.30

Round up summary  Chairman Mark Hall, Hall Hunter Partnership

 

15.45

Tea and Depart


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Exec Secretary Melvyn Kay, UK Irrigation Association, c/o Moorland House, Hayway, Rushden, Northants NN10 6AG
Tel 01427 717627  Email: m.kay[at]ukia.org  Note the @ in this email has been replaced with [at] to avoid unecessary spam.