Pig/Poultry
New ventilation system to help poultry welfare in hot weather
A prototype for a new poultry ventilation system created at Harper Adams University as part of a PhD project aims...
Harper Adams
Beef
Harper Adams to host sheep and cattle health day
Five scientists from the Moredun Research Institute will be at Harper Adams University College on Tuesday, January 8 to provide...
Dairy
Could this tip to boost silage dry matter by up to 2t/ha work for you?
Trials at Harper Adams have explored ways of increasing silage dry matter, with one option said to be capable of...
Agri-Business
Could the ration of the future see your cows chow down...on insects?
We’ve all heard claims insects could be on the menu in the future – but could crawlies could make it...
World News
Harper Adams researchers say traditional plants could ease hunger in Kenya
A team of Harper Adams researchers say indigenous leafy vegetables traditionally grown in the East of Kenya could help reduce...
Arable
Harper Adams harvest...with no drivers?
The Hands Free Hectare team at Harper Adams has successfully harvested its second crop using its self-drive combine harvester and...
Agri-Business
Harper Adams teams with global drone and robotics giant
The National Centre for Precision Farming (NCPF) at Harper Adams University has teamed up with XAG, one of the world’s largest drone...
Arable
£1.2 million research project to breed disease and weather resilient crops
The Harper Adams University Fresh Produce Research Centre (FPRC) and University of Warwick Crop Centre have recently been jointly awarded...
Rural Life
One Mazda, a Harper Adams engineering duo and the long road to the Mongolia
Two Harper Adams Agricultural Engineering students are setting off on an intrepid adventure travelling more than 15,000 miles across 22...
Machinery
Massey Ferguson backs Irish club at Harper Adams
Massey Ferguson is lending its support to ‘Harper Ireland‘ – one of Harper Adams’ most popular societies with nearly 150...
N.Ireland
Ag student's self-designed aerater wins big plaudits
Despite only being in the second year of his agricultural engineering degree, Co. Antrim student David Kelso has already designed...
