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Project worth £5 9m to help UK farmers increase carbon capture

A consortium of over 20 industry and research partners have formed a four-year, £5.9m project to help farmers diversify their arable and forage cropping.

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Horticulture Week Podcast: ICL - Hort Science Live previewed

Horticulture Week Podcast: ICL - Hort Science Live previewed
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Could this Swiss grape be the future of English still wine?

Could this Swiss grape be the future of English still wine?
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John Innes Foundation  bursary will kick-start farm careers

An undergraduate bursary award scheme aimed at encouraging students into agricultural careers is being offered by the Norfolk-based John Innes…

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Will genetic breeding be hoppy ending beer brands are looking for?

A changing climate presents challenges for hop farmers but the genetic breeding of drought- and heat-resistant traits could be the answer.

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