Agri-Business
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 allies” for farmers by feeding...
Agri-Business
A study conducted by the University of Oxford has concluded that bats can be “valuable allies” for farmers by feeding...
N.Ireland
The University of Nottingham has said livestock farms are being studied as potential sources of resistant infections in animals and...
Agri-Business
Studies are ongoing by a team of farmers, researchers, and start-ups across the UK on how the advances in cultured...
Environment
Researchers are urging for more detailed national climate goals, with distinct targets for land-based mitigation, separate from actions in other...
Rural Life
Some wild birds have developed immunity to the avian flu amid the ongoing H5N1 bird flu epidemic, according to new...
N.Ireland
The rapid development of flash droughts are predicted to occur on a global scale, according to a new study carried...
Rural Life
The number of farms globally will most likely decline by the end of the 21st century, and the average farm...
N.Ireland
A new University of Oxford study has revealed that antimicrobial overuse in livestock production can breed bacteria that are resistant...
N.Ireland
The genes of prehistoric farmers may have diversified and mutated to facilitate farming lifestyles, according to researchers from the Francis...
N.Ireland
Manure could be used in a new way and become a “prospective bio-based and biodegradable material of the future”, according...
Agri-Business
Dr. Matthew Tinsley, a senior lecturer at the University of Stirling, has said that the agricultural sector needs to “be...
N.Ireland
A recent study has found that a reduced milk allowance can disrupt calves’ ability to focus and learn, and can...