Racehorse research in Mongolia
Lucy Allen, who studies Applied Equine Science and Business at the Royal Agricultural University shares her journey from borrowing ponies to being selected for a novel Mongolian racing research project.
Young farmer in New Zealand on a life-changing scholarship
I couldn’t believe it when I was selected for this life-changing opportunity by the charity which exists to further the knowledge and farming experience of UK agriculture students.
‘Cribbing’ horses could be soothing stress
Horses habitually gnawing on objects around their stables may be relieving anxiety linked to housing conditions, according to new research.
Impact of summer heatwave will be felt for 'months to come'
Dr Nicola Cannon, Principal Lecturer in Agronomy at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) explains why the 2018 heatwave will have long-term consequences for crops and livestock.
Shepherding prepared me for Farmers Apprentice challenge
RAU student Tayla Harding reveals that working as a shepherd gave her the confidence and skills to qualify for this year’s Farmers Apprentice competition
2018's Students' Union Summer Ball
Featuring Scott Mills, filmed by RAU undergraduate Oliver Pritchard.
RAU leads new research into calf welfare
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) has been selected to lead research which addresses the significant challenges facing the calf rearing sector, including antibiotic use and the welfare of calves.
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