Displaying items by tag: Lincoln University
Biocontrol options explored for nassella tussock
Scientists are calling on farmers to help in the quest for the biological control of the noxious weed, nassella tussock.
Govt approves $80m for Lincoln rebuild
Lincoln University says it is delighted that the Minister of Education has approved $80 million for new science facilities as part of a wider campus development programme.
New approach called for on lending
Banks need to take a different approach to lending to farmers, according to new Lincoln University research.
Personality important in farmer anxiety
New Lincoln University research shows analysing a farmer’s personal characteristics is important when dealing with their anxiety.
Barn dairy has bigger carbon footprint than pasture-based dairy
A new study has found that barn dairy’s carbon footprint is bigger than pasture-based dairy’s.
A focus on maximising carcase value
A Lincoln University student, Lucy Hewitt (20), has a keen interest in maximising the value from every animal carcase.
Uni merger idea dead
Any suggestion of a merger between Lincoln University and the University of Canterbury is now dead in the water following the Minister of Education’s rejection of a partnership proposal by the two institutions.
Central viticulturist shortlisted for international recognition
Since graduating from Lincoln University in 2004, Central Otago viticulturist Nick Paulin has been on a steep upward trajectory.
ClearTech shows great promise
New research points to more advantages to the ClearTech dairy effluent treatment system being developed by Lincoln University and Ravensdown.
Lucerne the N-fixer
Lucerne is the world’s most important forage, says Lincoln University professor of plant science Derrick Moot.
