In April 2019, the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology was delighted to host a two-day workshop for the Society of Geomorphologists (BSG) at the University of Lincoln’s Riseholme Campus. The event provided an opportunity for a network of geomorphologists to look at a new approach for river restoration, all...
The future of farming in Lincolnshire has been further strengthened through a landmark new agreement, which secures the provision of high quality land-based further and higher education at the University of Lincoln’s Riseholme Campus for decades to come. The new agreement between the University of Lincoln and Bishop Burton...
In March 2019, a group of MSc students from the Agri-food Technology programme were given the opportunity to go on a field trip to see the world’s first underground farm as part of their studies at the University of Lincoln. During the day trip, students also attended the Fresh...
A pedigree flock of ‘vulnerable’ rare breed Lincoln Longwool sheep has found a new home on the University of Lincoln’s picturesque Riseholme Campus, where they will help to preserve the future of the breed and enhance agricultural teaching, learning and research. The University’s farm is now the proud owner...
The new EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Agri-Food Robotics at the Universities of Lincoln, Cambridge and East Anglia is looking for enthusiastic, talented students to join its new 4-year programme. It offers fully funded places available for UK/EU students with 3 years’ UK residency to conduct their PhD studies in a vibrant and research-intensive environment. For more...
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...