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Agricultural Sciences (ireland) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 7 Agricultural Sciences (ireland) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 7 Agricultural Sciences (ireland) PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Capturing the agronomic, economic and carbon benefits of new clover varieties into a Carbon Profit Index
Project aims. To create a Carbon-Profit Index (CPI) comprising a new agronomic assessment protocol that reduces the carbon footprint (CF) of managed grass/clover swards while protecting the economic value (EV) and sustainability of grassland farming. Read more
Our Mission: to Educate, Nurture and Discover for the benefit of Human Health
Our ultimate purpose is to work in service of patients. RCSI was founded by Royal Charter on 11th February 1784, to set and support professional standards for surgical training and practice in Ireland. Read more
The impact of peat free compost alternatives on the physical, nutritional and sensory quality of kale
Peat is a finite resource that has been exploited by the horticulture industry, leading to damage of peatland habitats. Peat products are being phased out in the UK and Ireland and replaced with peat-free alternatives, such as biochar, coir, and bark composts. Read more
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Re-wetting of peatlands for enhanced restoration (WET-PEAT)
Fully funded EPA PhD Opportunity. “Re-wetting of peatlands for enhanced restoration (WET-PEAT)”. Background. Read more
Innovative methods of identifying toxigenic fungi in Irish cereal grain, to protect human and animal food chains
Project aims. The overarching aim is to develop new tools for improved monitoring and prediction of toxigenic fungal and mycotoxin contamination of cereals produced on the Island of Ireland. Read more
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Grass silage effluent: Environmental impacts and management implications( Ref: WD_2022_09_WSCH)
Post summary. Effluent is produced as a byproduct of the ensiling process and represents both a potent source of contamination to watercourses and a valuable source of nutrients which can be recycled within the farm system. Read more
Integrated crop-ruminant livestock systems as a strategy to increase nutrient circularity and promote sustainability in the context of climate change
Using multi-species swards to reduce methane emissions in ruminants. The global agri-food sector will have to face the challenge of satisfying the food demand of 3 billion more people by 2050 in a sustainable, healthy, and equitable way. Read more
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