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The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review

The Economics of Biodiversity – Nature, productivity and growth

Productivity, Growth, Nature – farmers are talking about how to maximise the first without compromising the latter.

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26/02/2021
Crop Science Centre

Launch of the Crop Science Centre – the start of a special journey

The new Crop Science Centre brings together excellence in discovery science from the Dept of Plant Sciences with NIAB’s unparalleled expertise in applied crop research. At the launch, director Professor Giles Oldroyd said: “We are excited to be opening this new Centre, which can drive the transformative change we so desperately need.”

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05/10/2020
Giles Oldroyd

Nitrogen fixation for cereals to sustainably increase yields in Africa

To avoid infection with the wrong type of microbes, legume plants need to accurately identify the beneficial symbiotic bacteria that help them to fix nitrogen.  A group of scientists have discovered the mechanism that enables legumes to do this, offering a major step towards their goal to engineer nitrogen fixation in cereal crops. Improved nitrogen uptake would reduce the need for artificial fertilisers.

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08/09/2020
agroforestry

Fruit with your cereal: Is agroforestry profitable in the UK?

Stephen Briggs gives the lowdown on the UK’s largest agroforestry operation in Cambridgeshire, where he grows cereals and fruits, side by side in strips, across 52 hectares of rich fenland soil. He will be talking about his experiences at an Agri-TechE event.

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07/09/2020

Growing a Revolution – could soil health provide an income stream?

“Carbon credits could provide an income stream for farmers based on societal value of carbon’, says David R Montgomery, keynote speaker at REAP 2020.

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31/07/2020
AI at the edge

AI at the edge tackles ‘green on green’ weed challenge

Fafaza, is a precision crop spraying technology that performs plant recognition and individual treatment in real time. It has been developed by innovation specialist Cambridge Consultants.

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21/11/2019
bee finding pollen

Which flowers do bees prefer? Portable sequencer provides answers

To understand which flowers are important for bees, scientists from the Earlham Institute (EI), with the University of East Anglia (UEA), have developed a new method to rapidly identify the sources of bee pollen.

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21/11/2019
smart and sustainable

Smart and Sustainable – Innovation Hub at the Royal Norfolk Show

As the cost of technology for sensing and monitoring falls and powerful computing power becoming more available Smart Farming becomes closer to the field. New and emerging technologies on show in the Innovation Hub

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20/06/2019
Oxford Farming Conference 2019

Oxford Farming Conference – whichever path, technology is an enabler

The mood at the 2019 Oxford Farming Conference clearly reflected the need to face and embrace change but at what scale and what cost?

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07/01/2019

What agricultural practices could deliver “sustainable intensification”?

There is greater consensus over Sustainable Intensification practices by farmers than originally thought, offering indicators to policymakers

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03/01/2019
Sean Peters, DryGro

DryGro offers arid regions sustainable high protein alternative to soy

It might be considered a nuisance by pond owners, but ‘duckweed’ offers a high protein alternative to soy that can be grown in arid countries with very little water. Start-up company DryGro is set to disrupt a huge global market, with a growing system for Lemnoideae that promises to revolutionise animal production in sub-Saharan countries.

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05/12/2018
Jamie Lockhart, Honingham Thorpe Farms feat

Could ‘flying flocks’ be the answer to soil fertility and low margins?

“We know as arable farmers that we need to do something to improve soil health and structure and the inclusion of livestock in the rotation

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23/01/2018
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