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Volunteers in the Highlands wanted for research into mental health in region s farming and crofting communities
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SRUC to undertake study into mental health of farmers and crofters across Highlands and Shetland
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Aberdeen scientists research reveals American potato bean could be grown in the UK
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Dr Madalina Neacsu from the Rowett Institute.
Research which involved Aberdeen scientists has found that a plant native to America has potential to be grown in the UK.
The high protein potato bean, called Apios Americana is commonly found in Florida, Texas and Colorado and was once a staple foraged food source.
Researchers from the University of Aberdeen Rowett Institute, Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) and Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE) studied the potato bean to investigate if it could be used as part of a healthier diet while also potentially helping the environment.
writes Jamie Harris, PA. An app is being trialled which allows people to log emotionally expressive behaviour exhibited by dairy cows, veal calves, pigs, laying hens, broiler chickens and ducks. The aim is to ensure animals enjoy a good and enriching life. Farmers and field staff are presented with a list of about 20 key descriptive terms tailored to each species, which are a mix of positive and negative emotions. A sliding scale will be provided to decide how strongly a statement applies. The data is then sent off and integrated into a larger pattern to be matched against other farms.
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