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July 09
UK's National
Institute of Agricultural Botany welcomes EFRA Committee support
for agricultural research
June 09
Malting spring
barley Quench wins NIAB Cereals Cup
May 09
National Institute
of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) adds three special-use varieties
to the 2009 Herbage Recommended List
National Institute
of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) and The Arable Group (TAG) in
merger talks to create national trials and crop research centre
United Kingdom's
NIAB investigates potential new race of yellow rust on winter
wheat
April 09
International
plant breeders swap the field for the computer lab
February 09
Cambridge plant
scientists put crop diseases on show for British National
Science Week
January 09
NIAB recommends
that British farmers should have their farm-saved seed potatoes
checked for virus
December 08
United
Kingdom's National Institute of Agricultural Botany issues open
invitation to members of new Defra Food Policy Council
November 08
Board
appointment strengthens National Institute of Agricultural
Botany (NIAB) research links with Cambridge University
National
Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) course plugs vital
skills gap in training for plant breeders
June 089
Leading British
plant breeder John Bingham opens new cambridge labs at the
National Institute of Agricultural Botany
May 08
Leading UK winter
oilseed rape plant breeders attend NIAB open day
New research
techniques used by NIAB scientists on rice products
February 08
NIAB announces
major new research initiative to tackle rice productivity in the
developing world
October 05
HDRA
hosts NIAB Organic Vegetable Variety Open Day
July 05
Whisky fans can drink to
crop research
January 05
U.K. Department of
Agriculture (Defra) funds organic trial extension
2004
NIAB helps breeders
keep pace with growing demand for red onions
British growers turn to NIAB's potato quality tests
New NIAB/PGRO pulse
recommended lists
NIAB/PRGO Recommended
Lists offer growers greater scope for profit
NIAB signs up
world-renowned scientific leader as its new CEO
NIAB launches new seed
ID book
New large blue pea
variety listed
NIAB recommends six new
beet varieties
September 04
NIAB releases 2005
forage maize list
May 04
Variable oilseedrape
establishment prompts pod set problems
March 04
2004/05 NIAB recommended
lists of herbage varieties
November 03
NIAB launches new field
trials initiative
October 03
NIAB concerned by variety
errors
Autumn
weather brings headaches for
growers
September 03
NIAB releases 2004
forage maize list
June 03
NIAB celebrates achievements
of barley breeding and malting industries with Cambridge Ale
May 03
NIAB to sit on new GMO panel established by the European Food Safety
Authority
NIAB releases all-new Organic Vegetable Handbook
April 03
NIAB Herbage Lists for
2003/04
March 03
NIAB recommends four new
beet varieties
February 03
NIAB patents DNA marker technology
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