Next week's research forum, taking place on Monday and Tuesday in the Tullamore Court Hotel, Offaly, offers the largest research porfolio of recent years.
The role of genomics will be profiled at the forum.
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The Agricultural Research Forum will take place on Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 March at the Tullamore Court Hotel, Co Offaly.
This year’s event is the largest in recent times, with 150 research papers profiled, covering the entire agri-food domain from grassland to animal production, tillage and land use, soil science and agricultural economics.
Highlights of the programme include a review paper on Johne’s disease, its economic impact and control strategies, which should be of great interest to the industry.
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An update will also be detailed on the clover research project and the largest research work on grassland breeding and management.
For the beef sector, the first data from the maternal index beef comparison will be presented.
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The Agricultural Research Forum will take place on Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 March at the Tullamore Court Hotel, Co Offaly.
This year’s event is the largest in recent times, with 150 research papers profiled, covering the entire agri-food domain from grassland to animal production, tillage and land use, soil science and agricultural economics.
Highlights of the programme include a review paper on Johne’s disease, its economic impact and control strategies, which should be of great interest to the industry.
An update will also be detailed on the clover research project and the largest research work on grassland breeding and management.
For the beef sector, the first data from the maternal index beef comparison will be presented.
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