VJG

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VJGVictory Junction Gang Camp (Randleman, NC)
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The move follows on from JCP Solicitors' merger with fellow West Wales law firm VJG Johns in 2011, and will bring the total number of employees in the company to 125.
Law firm JCP joins up with Bissmire Fudge
Novozamsky I, Houba VJG, Van Eck R, Van Vark W (1983) A novel digestion technique for multi element plant analysis.
Influence of fertiliser application on the occurrence and colonisation of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) under maize/Centrosema and sole maize systems
Houba VJG, Lexmond ThM, Novozamski I, van der Lee JJ (1996) State of the art and future developments in soil analysis for bioavailability assessment.
Modelling the effects of soil properties on the concentration of Cd extracted by 10mM Ca[Cl.sub.2] from soils of the Sydney Basin
JCP which has premises in Swansea and Whitland employing 98 people, is to merge with historic Fishguard law firm VJG Johns.
Speaking of the merger which is set to take effect from the October 1, JCP Solicitors managing partner Steve Penny said: "We are delighted to be joining forces with VJG Johns and we very much look forward to welcoming their specialist expertise in private client work as a key asset for JCP Solicitors.
"VJG Johns is very well known and respected in West Wales.
Law firms merge to strengthen teams in West Wales
Walinga I, Kithome M, Novozamsky I, Houba VJG, van der Lee JJ (1992) Spectrophotometric determination of organic carbon in soil.
Comparison of three carbon determination methods on naturally occurring substrates and the implication for the quantification of 'soil carbon'
Houba VJG, van der Lee JJ, Walinga I, Novozamsky I (1985) 'Soil analysis.' (Department of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, Wageningen Agricultural University: The Netherlands)
Applying mixed manure and inorganic phosphorus fertiliser to improve rice yield on acid sulfate soil (Hydraquentic Sulfaquept)
Groot JJR, Houba VJG (1995) A comparison of different indices for nitrogen mineralization.
Afforestation of pastures with Pinus radiata influences soil carbon and nitrogen pools and mineralisation and microbial properties
Houba VJG, Novozamsky I, Lexmond TM, van der Lee JJ (1990) Applicability of 0.01 M Ca[Cl.sub.2] as a single extraction solution for the assessment of nutrient status of soils and other diagnostic purposes.
Method for assessing plant-available cadmium in soils
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