January 17, 2024
Why do we make changes to the long-term experiments at Rothamsted? New paper summarises how the 180-year-old studies have been adapted over the years to make sure they stay relevant
January 9, 2024
Rothamsted submission to Food Standards Agency consultation on precision bred organisms - The consultation seeks to collect views from stakeholders on proposals for regulation and associated impact in England
December 11, 2023
Rothamsted Research wins major award for powerful new computing infrastructure - £4m investment from BBSRC will underpin transition to AI driven data analytics
December 6, 2023
Potential of soils to sequester carbon being “seriously overestimated” - A reality check is needed to avoid costly policy mistakes
October 31, 2023
United Kingdom - Crop microbiome bank opens for business - New resource will underpin research into nature-friendly “pro-biotic” farming
October 19, 2023
Yield10 Bioscience exercises option to finalize an exclusive, global commercial license to advanced omega-3 camelina technology from Rothamsted Research
October 16, 2023
Extra-chromosomal DNA loops provide clue to herbicide resistance in black-grass - Tiny circlets of genetic matter may give the weed an evolutionary advantage
September 26, 2023
Study sheds light on how plant roots branch - Sugar signalling mechanism may have potential to boost crop yields
September 8, 2023
The computer model that predicts fungicide resistance
September 4, 2023
New long-term experiments at Rothamstedt will shed light on potential impacts of regenerative agriculture - Early results show interactions are complex with many possible outcomes
July 4, 2023
New tools for disease detectives - New curation resources will accelerate the study of interactions between species
June 13, 2023
Rothamstedt Research and partners bring the latest developments from their enhanced rock weathering project to Cereals 2023 - Adding rock dust to fields could absorb 45% of CO2 needed to meet net-zero targets
May 26, 2023
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) funds new research at leading bioscience institutes
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) invests £60M innto Rothamstedt for new research
March 27, 2023
United Kingdom - Farms producing wider range of produce would offset the impact of climate variability on food supply - Study underlines need for flexibility in future government agricultural policy
March 24, 2023
Rothamsted Research welcomes new GE law - UK Bioscience sector now open for business say scientists
February 14, 2023
The results are in: gene edited wheat field trial delivers - Flour from new GE wheat line produces up to 45% less acrylamide
February 8, 2023
Genome boos for nature-friendly pest control - New open resource will accelerate research towards better targeted crop protection
February 7, 2023
Probing for weaknesses in wheat septoria genomes - Identifying fixed DNA sequences across multiple strains may offer clues to disease control
January 16, 2023
Study finds link between evolution and herbicide resistance
December 21, 2022
Chinese farm practice may offer clue to improved oilseed rape disease control - Rotating OSR with rice cultivation may impede sexual reproduction of blackleg fungus
October 18, 2022
Europe’s first gene-edited wheat trials see breakthrough (Farmers Weekly)
September 20, 2022
USDA/NIFA funds Indiana University-led research team to develop disease-resistant wheat
September 14, 2022
Converting grazing land to arable 'unsustainable' in West Country and other parts of Northern Europe - Crop failures and small yields likely as climate change stops farm machinery from accessing fields
September 1, 2022
Rothamstedt joins LEAF's network of innovation centers - Move further strengthens strategic partnership
August 25, 2022
Climate change impact on hay yields will leave farmers short of feed - New analysis points to spring hay decline in southern England of up to 50% by 2080
July 7, 2022
Global wehat production can be doubled, shows study - Fine tuning their genomes would help regional wheat varieties feed growing population
June 27, 2022
Five year, £12M research programme to look at net zero and more - AgZero+ brings together farmers and scientists to tackle issues at scale
May 26, 2022
First sowing of genetically edited crop under new United Kingdom regulations - Less restrictive rules will speed up advances in plant breeding say scientists
May 3, 2022
Scientists turn on gene without creating a GMO - Gene editing technique provides ability to switch genes on without adding transgenes
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