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Harper Adams University, Department of Agriculture and Environment PhD Research Projects
We have 7 Harper Adams University, Department of Agriculture and Environment PhD Research Projects
We have 7 Harper Adams University, Department of Agriculture and Environment PhD Research Projects
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Feeding strategies to enhance early life and long-term productivity and wellbeing of dairy-bred calves.
Primary supervisor. Dr Emma Bleach,. ebleach@harper-adams.ac.uk. , Agriculture and Environment Department. Second supervisors. Dr James McCaughern and Dr Joe Roberts. Read more
Alternative protein sources towards net zero carbon egg production
Every year in the UK, we consume over 13 billion eggs. About 90% of these come from the 41.5 million egg-laying hens farmed in the UK each year. Read more
Data science for precision management of beef cattle nutrition: a solution leveraging artificial intelligence, big data and sustainability (funded PhD project)
Please note this project is only open to applicants who qualify for home (UK) student fees. Primary supervisor. Dr James McCaughern,. Read more
Black soldier fly in animal nutrition: the key to a circular food system (fully funded PhD project)
Project Description. Please note this project is only open to applicants who qualify for Home (UK) student fees. Background. A growing human population combined with rising living standards across the globe, will no doubt continue to increase the demand for animal-derived products [1]. Read more
Sainfoin as an alternative legume forage to support livestock health, biodiversity and reduced emissions (fully funded PhD)
Project Description. Background. Sainfoin (Onobrychis viciifolia) is a perennial forage legume. Like other legumes, Sainfoin can offer soil benefits due to its nitrogen fixing properties. Read more
Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership (MIBTP) CASE Studentship - The role of the rumen microbiome in improving nitrogen use efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of dairy cows
Non-academic partner: Alltech UK Ltd. Project Title: The role of the rumen microbiome in improving nitrogen use efficiency and reducing the environmental impact of dairy cows. Read more
Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership (MIBTP) PhD Minimising food loss and waste through breeding - Uncovering the physiological and genetic control of brown heart in Brassica napus
Please note this project is open to those students who qualify for Home fees only. We are unable to consider international applicants unless you qualify for Home (UK) fee status. Read more
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