The latest instalment of the LIAT Breakfast Briefing series is titled, ‘Who Pollinated Your Breakfast?’, with guest speakers from the University’s School of Life Sciences, the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, Greater Lincolnshire Nature Partnership and Vine House Farm. There are also 3 BASIS CPD Points available for all attending the...
The University of Lincoln’s Institute for Agri-food Technology (LIAT) is to host a learning and development seminar run by local agronomy services business, Assured Agronomy, on Tuesday 19th February 2019. Topics of discussion will centre around the future of farming and changes in agriculture as the UK moves away...
The University of Lincoln’s Professor Simon Pearson will be delivering his Inaugural Professorial Lecture on Wednesday 13th February 2019. A précis of his talk, ‘The Future of UK Agriculture’: No one can avoid the impact of Agriculture. It creates the food we eat, is a cornerstone of the rural economy...
LIAT are thrilled to sponsor the annual Lincolnshire Farming Conference on Tuesday 26th February 2019. Hosted at the iconic Lincolnshire Showground, we will also be exhibiting and welcome all visitors to our stand – come and chat with our friendly researcher team and hear about the ag-related projects they’re...
SalFar (saline farming), is a project which aims to mitigate the potential threats of salinisation through a collaboration of climate experts, researchers, educators, farmers, entrepreneurs and policy makers. In order to accomplish this, the project will conduct research on the salt tolerance of crops, demonstrating alternative methods of farming...
The University of Lincoln was delighted to attend Agri-Tech East’s fifth annual REAP Conference on 7th November in Cambridge. The event provided attendees with the chance to hear views and opinions from a range of technical experts in the agricultural industry, on current topics in areas such as sustainability,...