AgResearch scientists have developed a new fabric which enables the martial artists wearing it to fight for longer. The fabric, […]
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Newsletter Digest: Soil carbon and emissions, agri-tech at Fieldays and the Qantas Media Awards
Soil carbon and cutting emissions Did you know that there’s more carbon in the dirt beneath our feet than in […]
Continue readingTVNZ/NZPA: AgResearch to go offshore for GE clover
Some of the research into the development of genetically engineered (GE) clover which could reduce pastoral greenhouse gas emissions will […]
Continue readingNewsletter Digest: Space capsule landing, oil drilling, and Fieldays
Aussie-bound space capsule due Scientists in the desolate South Australian outback are preparing for the touch down of a Japanese […]
Continue readingSouthland Times: New Zealand farmers told to embrace advancements in technology development
Mark Hotton writes in the Southland Times about a speech by AgResearch’s Dr Jason Archer in which he outlined several […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Human genes to be injected into goats, cows, and sheep
Eloise Gibson writes in the New Zealand Herald about the decision by Erma to allow scientists to create and work […]
Continue readingWaikato Times/NZPA: AgResearch granted GE research approval
The Environmental Risk Management Authority (Erma) has granted AgResearch approval to continue working with genetically modified cells and animals. The […]
Continue readingDom Post: Carter hails ‘debunking’ of food miles argument
John Hartevelt writes in the Dominion Post about a new report debunking the belief that New Zealand’s exporting of lamb […]
Continue readingRadio NZ: Greenhouse gas research centre opens
Radio New Zealand also reports on the newly opened Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research Centre in Palmerston North. The centre, which […]
Continue readingNZ Herald: Farmers, exporters warn GM animals could damage ‘brand New Zealand’
Eloise Gibson reports in the NZ Herald on concerns that the development and use of genetically modified animals in New […]
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