Questioning the feasibility of the “4 per 1000” goal to sequester carbon in soil and slow climate change
UN plans to mitigate global warming by burying atmospheric carbon in the ground to enrich…
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£1.7million investment for Bristol cereal genomics group
The University of Bristol has been awarded £1.7 million by the UK Biotechnology and Biological…
Pathogen uses light to facilitate invasion of wheat plant
Researchers at The University of Western Australia in collaboration with The Australian National University have…
Professor Allan Downie awarded Adam Kondorosi prize for Plant Sciences
Professor Downie, Emeritus Fellow at the John Innes Centre has been awarded the first Adam…
Professor Cathie Martin awarded Fellowship from the American Society of Plant Biologists
Professor Cathie Martin, Project Leader at the John Innes Centre, has been awarded Fellowship from…
Monitor Farm network explores biostimulant benefits
A coordinated series of try-outs, conducted across the AHDB Monitor Farm network, will test the…
Agriculture should not attempt to copy nature
“While agriculture should certainly learn from nature, we mustn’t be fixated on it. After all,…
Unique wheat passes the test
A unique, patented wheat can have significant importance to agriculture, the environment and undernourished people…
A step forward to making crops tolerant to severe drought
An international consortium of researchers led by Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands, has…
The John Innes Centre celebrates 50 Years in Norwich in 2017
2017 marks 50 years since the John Innes Institute moved from Bayfordbury near Hertford to…