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CCRI is the largest specialist rural research centre in the UK, having expertise in all aspects of research in policy and planning for the countryside and the environment of the UK, Europe and further afield.

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MEDIA COVERAGE – Growing the Future Workshop – Prospecting for innovative approaches to food

Media coverage for Growing the Future Workshop – Prospecting for innovative approaches to food. See media release.

Growing the Future – Prospecting for innovative approaches to food, Academic Journals – News, 22nd March 2018

Workshop on rural policy post-Brexit, RSN online, 21st March 2018 (Growing the Future workshop)

Tagged on: Agriculture    Brexit    Conferences    Food    Growing the Future
Julie Ryan 21/03/201823/05/2018 Chris Short, Media
  • ← Chris Short talks about the Upper Thames Catchment Partnership on Farming Today
  • MEDIA RELEASE – Growing the Future – Prospecting for innovative approaches to food →

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