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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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Nenia Micha

Publication success for Nenia Micha

Publication success for Nenia Micha

A new publication from Nenia Micha is now available that highlights the benefits to farmers who implement Nutrient Management Plans.

Nick Lewis 17/06/201917/06/2019 Nenia Micha, News, Publications Read more

Three new researchers join CCRI team

Three new researchers join CCRI team

The new year saw three new researchers join the CCRI team. Find out more about them and their areas of work

Chris Rayfield 12/02/201912/02/2019 Amr Khafagy, Jasmine Black, Nenia Micha, News Read more

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