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Produced in collaboration with our research partners and Members, read and download the latest information on the full scope of our research capabilities.
CIEL Monogastric Research Capability 2022
CIEL Ruminant Research Capability 2022
CIEL Industry Membership Brochure 2022
CIEL Associate Membership Brochure 2022
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Allermuir Avian Innovation and Skills Centre (Allermuir AISC)
Bristol Poultry Research
Farm
Centre for Dairy Science Innovation
(CDSI)
Centre for Digital Innovation Applied to Livestock (C-DIAL)
Centre for Plasma Research in Agrifood
(AgriPlas)
National Pig Centre
Yorkshire
North Wyke Farm
Platform
Mobile Sensory (Product Quality) Laboratory
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Supporting farming’s journey towards Net Zero
Informed by science and evidence, CIEL is offering the agrifood supply chain key insight into the scale, complexity, opportunities and challenges of reducing agriculture’s impact on the environment.
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Net Zero Challenge
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This is an opportunity to tackle climate change while building systems that will help to deliver a sustainable farm and food future for our nation.
