The effectiveness of using fertility control to limit the serious threat to agriculture caused by

NRI is implementing a European Union funded research project to 're-engineer' traditional African foods

The University has introduced a new Fast Forward Master's Scheme, which will help you, as a

The Natural Resources Institute (NRI) has been collaborating with colleagues in the Faculty of

Rats and mice cause significant damage to people's livelihoods in many ways, and are arguably one

There is a need for innovative development in the field of agroecology if we are to meet the

ISEAL, which is the global membership body for a range of sustainability standards, commissioned NRI to

A new project to be undertaken by the Produce Quality Centre, a collaboration between NRI and East

NRI has recently published the findings of a major four-year study (2009-2013) assessing the

This year has proved another successful year for NRI and its contribution to sustainability within the

Central to the issues of high levels of poverty in sub-Saharan Africa is low agricultural

Results of a survey of smallholder cotton fields in the main growing area of Tanzania, that were

Rats pose a terrible threat to people in many developing countries. Dr Steve Belmain of NRI stated his

NRI has been working with the Food Research Agency (FRA) and the World Food Programme on a pilot

The EU FP7 GRATITUDE project, 'Gains from Losses of Root and Tuber Crops', recently held its