In AHDB Project TF 223, NIAB led a study on hastening the influx of beneficial insects into newly planted apple orchards, through the provision of wildflower strips in alleyways, earwig refuges (Wignests), and hoverfly attractants. In general, these …
Are you a farmer or agronomist? Then we need you to take part in a project evaluating shedding patterns of weed seeds across the UK. We'll use samples sent to us to help inform the use of Harvest Weed Seed Control methods. Register for more information to …
Tom works in NIAB's pathology department and his current research focuses on legumes and pulse crops. In this short video, as part of NIAB's Meet the scientist series, he explains why he feels lucky to work on legumes, why freedom is best thing about …
On 23 March 2023 the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Bill was given Royal Assent , becoming an Act of the UK’s Parliament. This is one of the first times we have seen new legislation seeking to enable, rather than restrict, the use of advanced …
If you haven’t attended a NIAB open day or it has just been a while – this year is an ideal opportunity to come along and take a look at the wide range of independent advice and research we carry out, meet our newest members of staff and catch-up with …
Mark is on the NIAB Executive and is responsible for all facilities across the Group, trials and farm operations at Cambridge and East Malling and health and …
Legumes have received renewed interest recently as important break-crops that can improve sustainability in agricultural rotations by decreasing the risk of pests and diseases, providing greater control of weeds, enhancing soil structure and contributing …
Andy’s work at NIAB began in 2005, when incoming CEO Prof. Wayne Powell recruited Andy to oversee a new focus on genetic research that represented NIAB’s biggest strategic change since privatisation. Andy joined NIAB as a highly experienced, …
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