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NI food and drink sector delivers £7.3bn to economy – report

N.Ireland

1 month ago

NI food and drink sector delivers £7.3bn to economy – report

Northern Ireland’s food and drink sector generates £7.3 billion in economic value, according to a new report.

Hungry calves will ‘trade-off play’ to prioritise food – study

Dairy

2 months ago

Hungry calves will ‘trade-off play’ to prioritise food – study

New research has found that dairy calves which are fed less complete tasks faster and remember more in pursuit of milk, but miss out on play.

Study: New threat to GB ash trees could be stopped by land managers

Forestry

3 months ago

Study: New threat to GB ash trees could be stopped by land managers

A new study has shown that land managers could play a critical role in slowing the spread of the emerald ash borer if the pest reaches the UK.

Could human urine replace inorganic fertilisers?

Environment

5 months ago

Could human urine replace inorganic fertilisers?

Human urine could be a better option for fertilising farmland when compared to inorganic fertilisers, according to a new Dutch study.

Plants use ‘mechanical strategies’ to push through soil – study

Arable

5 months ago

Plants use ‘mechanical strategies’ to push through soil – study

A new study led by experts at the University of Nottingham uncovers how plants fight their way through hard soil to thrive.

Dairy

6 months ago

Price and quality key factors for dairy consumers – survey

Dairy consumers are more interested in feeling confident about the quality assurance of the products they buy than in getting a cheap price.

Price and quality key factors for dairy consumers – survey

Environment

8 months ago

Study: Common Irish bumblebee differs genetically from British counterparts

New research from pollinator experts shows that Irish bumblebee species show genome-wide differences from those on the island of Britain.

Study: Common Irish bumblebee differs genetically from British counterparts

Rural Life

8 months ago

VR mental health study aims to support UK agricultural community

Tend VR, a mental health and wellbeing organisation developing mental health support via virtual...

VR mental health study aims to support UK agricultural community

Dairy

10 months ago

Study: Viruses in cattle more likely to infect birds than humans

US research has found that H5N1 viruses in dairy cows are more similar to those sampled from birds than influenza viruses that infect humans

Study: Viruses in cattle more likely to infect birds than humans

Rural Life

1 year ago

FCCT seeking applications for 'Snapshot Study' grant

The FCCT is seeking applications for its ‘Snapshot Study’ grant from anyone in the sector looking to study a topic they are interested in.

FCCT seeking applications for 'Snapshot Study' grant

N.Ireland

1 year ago

Lack of control key reason for UK dairy farmers exiting sector – study

A new study examining why dairy farmers exit the industry has highlighted the role a lack of control, autonomy, and self-efficacy play.

Lack of control key reason for UK dairy farmers exiting sector  – study

Sheep

1 year ago

Study: Sheep involved in human livelihoods for 11,000 years

Sheep have been intertwined with human livelihoods for over 11,000 years according to new research from an international team.

Study: Sheep involved in human livelihoods for 11,000 years

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Seaweed supplements proven to cut methane emissions in cattle by 38%

A new study by the University of California, Davis, discovered that feeding a seaweed supplement in pellet format, to grazing beef cattle...

Seaweed supplements proven to cut methane emissions in cattle by 38%

Rural Life

2 years ago

Study: Farmers urge banks to prioritise climate and nature

Banks need to radically rethink how they support farmers to shift to farming systems that prioritise climate and nature, according to the...

Study: Farmers urge banks to prioritise climate and nature

Dairy

2 years ago

More dairy intake in care homes could save health system £700k

The potential role of high-protein, high calcium dairy foods as a preventative measure to reduce the cost of falls among older people to the

More dairy intake in care homes could save health system £700k

Environment

2 years ago

Study shows human urine could be used as eco-friendly fertiliser

A new study has concluded that bacterial communities in soil are as resilient to human urine as...

Study shows human urine could be used as eco-friendly fertiliser

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Study: Farmer-led badger vaccination effective against TB

Research on a farmer-led badger vaccination programme has been published in the British Ecological...

Study: Farmer-led badger vaccination effective against TB

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Report reveals threats and opportunities of cultured meat seen by farmers

A report released today from a team led by the RAU has investigated both the threats and opportunities of cultured meat, as seen by a range of UK farmers.

Report reveals threats and opportunities of cultured meat seen by farmers

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Bats can be ‘valuable allies’ for farmers by eating pests – study

A study conducted by the University of Oxford has concluded that bats can be “valuable...

Bats can be ‘valuable allies’ for farmers by eating pests – study

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Livestock farms studied as sources of resistant infections in humans

The University of Nottingham has said livestock farms are being studied as potential sources of resistant infections in animals and humans.

Livestock farms studied as sources of resistant infections in humans

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Research ongoing for the effects of cultured meat on farmers

Studies are ongoing across the UK on how the advances in cultured meat or “lab-grown” meat will affect farming

Research ongoing for the effects of cultured meat on farmers

Environment

3 years ago

Study: Distinct targets needed for land-based mitigation

Researchers are urging for more detailed national climate goals, with distinct targets for land-based mitigation, separate from actions in

Study: Distinct targets needed for land-based mitigation

Rural Life

3 years ago

Study: Some wild birds develop immunity to avian flu

Some wild birds have developed immunity to the avian flu amid the ongoing H5N1 bird flu epidemic,...

Study: Some wild birds develop immunity to avian flu

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