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Next step advice for Sir William Romney's students

Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard  |  19.02.2010

THE Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester opened its doors to students from local secondary schools with a roadshow offering higher education advice.

Experts line up for breeding discussion

Western Daily Press  |  18.02.2010

Breeding experts will help kick-off the new stud season by giving a seminar on Friday, March 5, at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. West Kington Stud, from the Wiltshire village of the same name, and Willesley Equine Clinic, based near Westonbirt, are presenting the one-day seminar covering all...

New Product May Solve Equine Respiratory Problems

1888 Press Release  |  11.02.2010

HAYGAIN Hay Steamers use the natural power of steam to treat hay and rid it of dust and mold spores.

Comprehensive line-up

This is Plymouth  |  27.01.2010

A FULL programme of speakers has been planned for the 2010 Maize Growers' Association annual conference, at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester on February 25.

New event to investigate bee health

Farmers Guardian  |  21.01.2010

HONEY bee health and management will be discussed at a seminar organised by the Rural Enterprise Gateway project Knowledge Network at the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, on February 10.

UK - Looking at the future of farming

Meat Trade News Daily  |  20.01.2010

Farmers, scientists, the food industry and the Government must work more closely if British agriculture is to increase production, while at the same time protecting the environment.

Qatar plans solar power-run water desalination plant

Qatar Tribune  |  17.01.2010

RAJESH MISHRA DOHA The setting up of a desalination plant to run on solar power will solve many of Qatar's problems related to its low and expensive agricultural production, the Chairman of Qatar National Food Security Programme (QNFSP) Fahad al Attiya said on Thursday.

Increased scientific liaison key for future

This is Plymouth  |  14.01.2010

F ARMERS, scientists, the food industry and the Government must work more closely if British agriculture is to increase production, while at the same time protecting the environment.

Strong research base is 'key' to food targets

The Scotsman  |  07.01.2010

THE importance of a strong research base to help farmers meet ambitious targets for increased home food production was highlighted yesterday by the former principal of the Royal Agricultural College.

OFC '10: UK research 'not good enough'

Farmers Guardian  |  07.01.2010

EXPERTS from across the food chain have valued agricultural research in the UK at a lowly five out of ten, delegates were shocked to learn at the Oxford Farming Conference this week.