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The sheep start to graze Oil Seed Rape crops in November to remove any old diseases leaves, and any CSFB lava, and force the crop into producing a larger root mas which means increased uptake of nutrients from the soil. Photo: Canva
15:00 | Article

Farmyard manure paying dividends for UK arable farmers

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10-08 | News

Calls for a change in the way soil health is measured

The EC authorised 3 more GM varieties of several crops – soybean, oilseed rape and cotton for use in food and feed.
03-08 | Article

3 more GM crops authorised for EU import

One-third of all the food produced for humans every year is wasted. Is there an opportunity for this waste to re-enter the supply chain? Photo: Farhad Ibrahimzade
11-07 | Article

Can bakery and confectionary products be used in pig feed?

Ine van der Fels-Klerx is a principal scientist at research institute Wageningen Food Safety Research and professor by special appointment of Food Safety Economics in the Business Economics Group of Wageningen University. Photo: Koos Groenewold
08-07 | Interview

Sustainability assessment of residual streams could be better

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01-07 | News

Resilience of the UK food system regarding demand for soy

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30-05 | News

2 years of high fertiliser prices as Ukraine war rages

Dr Bing Guo, technical manager for Asia Pacific at Adisseo (bottom left); Pierre-Andre Geraert, director Innovation Marketing at Adisseo (top left); Zana van Dijk, editor Dairy Global (middle); El Medhi Elouhali, the global solution application manager at Adisseo (top right); Dr John Dunne, technical sales manager for the United Kingdom, Ireland and Scandinavia at Adisseo (bottom right).
02-05 | News

Webinar on demand: Volatility – Challenges in animal feeding

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