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Demand for oat-based products is growing - Teagasc

Demand for oat-based food products continues to grow and it’s a market that Irish grain growers should consider according to Teagasc. ....

Ewen Mullins , Teagasc Crop Science Department , Oats Ireland Initiative , Biosciences Institute , Crop Science Department , Boats Ireland , John Finnan , Northern Ireland ,

Ghanaian youth urged to venture into farming

Mrs Diany Nartey, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Total and Quality (T&Q) Farms Company, has asked young people not to despise farming but to embrace it wholeheartedly, describing it as very lucrative. Mrs Nartey made the call in an interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), at a ceremony to… ....

Ghana General , Diany Nartey , Nana Adjei , Nana Baffor Adjei , Crop Science Department , Agriculture Development , University Of Ghana Soil , District Assembly , Quality Tq Farms Company , Ghana News Agency , Mrs Diany Nartey , Chief Executive Officer , Farms Company , District Farmers Day , Upper West Akim , Sub Region ,

KCBX News Update: Deltopia safety measures in place, California eviction protections extended and annual Tomato Spectacular underway

Santa Barbara County officials are working to reduce crowd sizes this weekend by limiting beach use, parking and overnight stays on the UC Santa Barbara campus. ....

United States , Isla Vista , Santa Barbara County , Ryan Schrader , Santa Barbara , Susan Snyder , Luis Obispo , Crop Science Department , Environmental Sciences , College Of Agriculture , Legal Assistance Foundation , Deltopia Safety , Barbara County , Assistance Foundation , Tomato Spectacular , Horticulture Unit , Poly Plant , Crop Science , Cal Poly ,

C-PREE Bradford Seminar: Low-Nitrifying Agricultural Systems are Critical for Next Green Revolution

Register on Zoom to obtain a link for the webinar.
Novel approaches and new agricultural technologies are needed for developing low-nitrifying production systems - a foundation for the next Green Revolution. Exploiting the natural nitrification inhibitor production ability of plant root systems (biological nitrification inhibition, BNI) is central to this approach. Crop science research and policy support is needed to shift the present nitrate-centric crop nutrition towards “more ammonium-centric”. BNI-enabled crop varieties will be central to develop low-nitrifying production systems that drives the next Green Revolution, which demands doubling of food production without additional nitrogen inputs by 2050 - is the theme of this seminar/talk.
Speaker Bio
Dr. Guntur V. Subbarao is currently a senior research scientist and group leader for the BNI (biological nitrification inhibition) research team at JIRCAS, Japan (2001-present). His group has undertaken pioneering re ....

United States , France General , West Bengal , Gunturv Subbarao , University Of Vienna , Princeton University United States , Space Center , Research On Energy , High Meadows Environmental Institute , Swedish University Of Agricultural Sciences , Indian Institute Of Technology Kharagpur , David Bradford Energy , Rothamsted Research United Kingdom , Us National Research Council , Green Revolution , Princeton University , Rothamsted Research , United Kingdom , Swedish University , Agricultural Sciences , College Station , Indian Institute , Crop Science Department , Research Council , Advanced Life Support , Kennedy Space Center ,