The Riseholme Campus of the University of Lincoln has joined the UK’s national network of monitoring stations measuring intergalactic cosmic rays to provide farmers and agri-tech researchers with near real-time data on soil moisture levels. Grasslands at the campus have been fitted with cutting-edge meteorological and soil monitoring instruments...
An innovative new postgraduate degree course is being launched in the heartland of the UK’s multi-billion pound Agri-Food sector to tackle an emerging shortage of higher level skills facing the food and farming industries. The University of Lincoln’s new MSc in Agri-Food Technology, launching in September 2017, will educate...
Seeking to support and enhance productivity in the agri-food sectors, the University of Lincoln has today announced the creation of the Lincoln Institute for Agri-food Technology. The Institute will capitalise on the University’s growing research and educational activity in the agri-tech and food sectors, including food manufacturing, agri-robotics, agronomy...