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World top 10 status for enduring impact of Dolly the sheep
Dolly the Sheep, born at the Roslin Institute on 5 July 1996, has been named one of the top 10…
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Dairy Show: Major agri-tech focus on future of milk production
Discussion on how to apply the latest technology to improve dairy farming efficiencies in the years ahead was one of…
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£25m animal/human health centre targets ‘unprecedented insights’
Scientific and medical experts are due to meet soon to draw up plans for the co-ordinated use of a new…
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Studentship funding call opens for academic institutions
AHDB has called for academic institutions to apply for almost £750,000 worth of funding to support up-to-10 PhD studentships, to…
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NIAB welcomed Her Majesty The Queen to Cambridge on Tuesday 9th July with a celebration of 100 years of crop science.
As part of the organisation’s Centenary celebrations CEO and Director Dr Tina Barsby accompanied The Queen as she met staff…
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Hands Free Hectare broadens out to 35-hectare farm
Hectare (HFHa), a project run by Harper Adams University and Precision Decisions, a Map of Ag company, has received funding…
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NIAB has appointed Dr Richard Harrison as its new Director of Cambridge Crop Research.
Dr Harrison currently leads the crop genetics, genomics and breeding research programme at NIAB EMR in Kent. He takes up…
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International team decodes the durum wheat genome
– the new genome sequence will contribute to global food safety and security An international consortium has sequenced the entire…
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Three Innovation Fellows appointed to lead research on infectious diseases
Three Innovation Fellows have been appointed, including two at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), to undertake studies aimed at producing…
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Building Africa’s resilient agricultural future – UK/Morocco partnership announced
An international academic partnership has today been announced by Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), in Morocco, and two of the…