CCRI involvement in NICRE research projects
Professors Damian Maye and Julie Ingram will be involved in one of seven new research projects examining how rural enterprises are adapting to the major challenges facing the economy.
Theme | Sustainable transitions
CCRI research features in new pamphlet
A new leaflet has been created stemming from a visit which took place in September with Norwegian academics from the NIBIO institute.
GEM of a project comes to an end
In November 2022, the 'Going the Extra Mile' (GEM) programme came to an end and with it a celebration of the successes achieved over its six years.
CCRI involved in Gloucestershire Agri-Tech partnership
A new agri-tech partnership for Gloucestershire has been established, with Professor Julie Ingram involved in a research capacity role.
Transcript of Julie Ingram lecture available
The transcription from Julie Ingram's inaugural lecture is published complementing the footage and slides previously available.
CCRI team head to Bodø, Norway
Chris Short and John Powell are heading to northern Norway as part of the GOVOUT project.
CCRI at the World Congress of Soil Science
Last month, CCRI's Charlotte Chivers gave two presentations at the 22nd World Congress of Soil Science, held in Glasgow.
Farms’ lack of business planning highlights risk for agricultural transition
A new report from NICRE, details that many farm businesses in England may struggle to cope with the challenges of new agricultural policies and the withdrawal of the Basic Payment Scheme.
SPRINT (Sustainable Plant Protection Transition: A Global Health Approach)
The CCRI is a member of this 28 partner Horizon 2020 funded project which runs for 5-years from September 2020.