Advanced systems for the rapid detection of anti-parasitic drugs in food – 5556
Advanced systems for the rapid detection of anti-parasitic drugs in food
- Date
- 31 August 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Rapid methods for detection of anti-protozoan drugs – 5578
Rapid methods for detection of anti-protozoan drugs
- Date
- 31 August 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Assessing the relevance and impact of GM crop management on the Irish landscape – 5621
Assessing the relevance and impact of GM crop management on the Irish landscape.
- Date
- 31 August 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
TResearch: Autumn 2010
Teagasc Research Magazine - Autumn Edition 2010 Waste not, want not: producing compost from waste Novel animal biotechnologies: a quandary for Irish agri-food stakeholders Understanding and facilitating farmers’ adoption of technologies Meeting your hot water demand
- Date
- 26 August 2010
- Type
- Magazine
A novel method for genetic transformation of plant cells – 5630
A novel method for genetic transformation of plant cells
- Date
- 31 July 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Broadleaf silviculture – 5701
Broadleaf silviculture - 5701
- Date
- 31 July 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Sequencing the potato genome and producing better cultivars – 5545
Sequencing the potato genome and producing better cultivars
- Date
- 31 July 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Early detection of mushroom bruising using imaging technology – 5708
Early detection of mushroom bruising using imaging technology
- Date
- 31 July 2010
- Type
- Technology Update
Teagasc Review of draft GAP regulations 2010
Independent review of the science, implementation and administration of the Draft European Communities (Good Agricultural Practice for Protection of Waters) Regulations 2010 with associated proposals for amendments
- Date
- 16 July 2010
- Type
- Submission
Consultation on the Socio-economic Implications of the placing on the market of GMOs for cultivation
Teagasc is the Agriculture and Food Development Authority in Ireland. Its mission is to support science-based innovation in the agri-food sector and the broader bioeconomy so as to underpin profitability, competitiveness and sustainability. Teagasc has been researching both from a socio-economic and environmental context the potential impacts of GMO cultivation for over 10 years. The deliverables from this publicly funded research conclude that a select number of GM crops, which are suited to the Irish agri-environment will present a distinct economic benefit to rural societies and upon integration into a GM – specific crop management system have the potential to deliver increased levels of biodiversity.
- Date
- 16 July 2010
- Type
- Submission