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A new study, which reports on experiments involving more than 30,000 farms across eight countries, was carried out by an international team including Professor MacMillan and UK colleagues at the University of Gloucestershire and the independent agricultural consultants ADAS.
Developing smart agri-food supply chains: Using technology to improve safety and quality features contributions from more than 20 internationally established researchers in the field of food safety and quality, and is an authoritative reference on current methods and protocols used to assess product i
3 December 2021
Marshall, who was less than a year old when he was rescued earlier this year, is now almost at the end of his six-week training course, much of which has been undertaken using the facilities at the Royal Agricultural University’s (RAU) campus in Cirencester.
The students - Phoebe Collins, Alexandra Godfrey, Jen Hawkes, and Alex Young - will all receive a £3,000 cash award in their first year as well as a further £1,000, from the RAU, in both their second and third years of study.
Professor Munira Aminova, Project Leader for IAU, and Alan France, adviser to the Uzbekistan Minister of Agriculture, met with senior staff at the RAU including Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Neil Ravenscroft; Steve Finch, Head of International Programmes; and Finance Director Simon Costa.
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But how much extra energy would be used powering such a system? And what if an accidental alert meant you were told to throw your food away for no reason?
The visit to the University’s Cirencester campus was part of a two-day programme in the region organised by Tewkesbury MP, and the Prime Minister’s trade envoy to Angola, Laurence Robertson.
The Ambassador and his team were met by senior RAU staff and students before listening to presentations from academics and lecturers and visiting the University’s agri-tech incubator Farm491.
Lorraine, who has worked in the education sector for more than 30 years and has experience across a range of institutions from schools to universities, is a member of the RAU’s Executive Team and the Vice Cha