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Agri-EPI Centre has enlisted a network of farms spread throughout the UK to participate in the Agri-EPI Farm Network. Why...
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Spectral imaging as a general concept combines characteristics of imaging and spectroscopy technologies. Optical spectral imaging particularly makes use of...
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40% of insect species risk extinction, and a further 30% are endangered (New Scientist 2019), yet few farmers have the...
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This Women in Engineering day we are celebrating the work and achievements of women engineers around the world. At Agri-EPI,...
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A consortium led by sustainable aquaculture innovators Aquanzo Ltd has received funding to investigate the feasibility of farming artemia, a...
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40% of insect species risk extinction, a further 30% endangered (New Scientist 2019), yet few farmers have the tools to...
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Ash Dieback Disease (ADD) is a destructive disease of Ash trees, especially England’s native Ash species, that threatens forestry productivity...
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Agri-EPI Centre has announced a significant agreement with Morocco’s agri-innovation agency to develop agri-tech innovation. Agri-EPI, the precision farming specialists,...
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Agri-EPI Centre has recently added a new service to our offering: Life Cycle Assessment. Life Cycle Assessment is an internationally...
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Agri-EPI Centre hosted a member community online special interest group titled Exploring the importance of soil health, that brought farmers and tech...
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EPA ends legal battle securing pesticides, protecting species
The U.S. Department of Justice, on behalf of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, has finally resolved longstanding litigation covering over...
Read moreIll-timed rains for eastern Iowa farmer
News Ill-timed rains for eastern Iowa farmer Ill-timed rains have hurt crops and delayed harvest in eastern Iowa. Dan Schurr...
Read moreCalifornia authorities trying to solve watermelon caper
Watermelon stealing used to be a right of passage in the South, where the fruit was cheap and plentiful. But...
Read moreMinnesota Turkey brings policy priorities to Washington, D.C.
News Minnesota Turkey brings policy priorities to Washington, D.C. Leaders representing Minnesota’s turkey industry are in Washington D.C. this week...
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