We have an exciting opportunity for a PhD position focused on a lipid improvement project. It's now open to international applicants. Please feel free to share.
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We have an exciting opportunity for a PhD position focused on a lipid improvement project. If you know someone who might be interested, please feel free to share.
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A graduate student position is available with Prof Dr. Bart Lardner at U of S. Please refer to the attached poster and share to anyone who might be interested.
@mukthars99 @udayasubedi213 Glad to see the great works on forages well represented in #plantcanada2024. I missed it this year and hope to be there next year.
Grazing comparisons of alfalfa, sainfoin, and grass mixtures suggest that the sainfoin cv. 'Mountainview' may not be as competitive as alfalfa, especially in drier environments. Our research program is now focusing on breeding drought-tolerant sainfoin.
Dr. Bart Lardner and colleagues at @LFCE_usask
recently completed a multi-year grazing study evaluating different tame forage varieties.
📖 Read or 🎧 listen to the latest episode of the Canadian Beef Cattle Podcast to learn more. ⬇️
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The 2024 BCRC Regional Extension Activity Funding Program, which supports regional extension activities, has been renewed and applications are now being accepted.
Learn more and apply. ⬇️
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