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Theme: Improving the quality and marketable value of meat and milk
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LS3501:
Optimising the eating value of extensively produced poultry
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2000
To
2001
, Cost
£29,363
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
LS3503:
Conjugated linoleic acid - a literature review
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2000
To
2000
, Cost
£14,500
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
LS3507:
Vitamin E requirements for sustainable milk production
Description
-
Objective
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2001
To
2004
, Cost
£187,688
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Dairy
,
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Milk Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Sustainable Farming and Food
LS3508:
Dietary strategies for increasing docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EHA) content of milk - a review
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2000
To
2000
, Cost
£14,500
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
LS3509:
The effect of duration of feeding whole oilseeds on the levels of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids in bovine milk
Description
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2001
To
2002
, Cost
£118,531
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Dairy
,
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Milk Quality
LS3510:
Meat quality - carcass shape and eating quality in sheep
Description
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Objective
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2002
To
2006
, Cost
£1,393,245
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
University - Scottish Agricultural College
,
University - Bristol
,
Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland
,
Silsoe Research Institute (BBSRC)
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Meat Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Sheep
,
Sustainable Farming and Food
,
Sustainable Production
LS3511:
Producing low-fat healthy ruminant products
Description
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Objective
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2001
To
2005
, Cost
£463,424
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
University - Bristol
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Animal Production
,
Meat Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Sustainable Farming and Food
LS3514:
The role of Sire Referencing Schemes in terminal sire sheep to improve the carcass quality of crossbred lambs
Description
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2000
To
2005
, Cost
£135,867
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
University - Scottish Agricultural College
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Meat Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Rural Communities
,
Sheep
,
Sustainable Farming and Food
,
Sustainable Production
LS3515:
Optimising the eating quality of beef produced on sustainable forage systems
Description
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Objective
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2001
To
2007
, Cost
£1,297,565
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
Institute of Grassland and Environment Research (IGER)
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Cattle
,
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Meat Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Sustainable Farming and Food
,
Sustainable Production
LS3516:
Continuing to improve through genetic selection, utilising MOET,carcass confirmation of hill
Description
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Objective
-
Project Documents
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Time Scale & Cost
From
2001
To
2004
, Cost
£587,507
Contractors / Funded Organisations:
ADAS UK Ltd.
Field of Study:
Livestock
Keywords:
Farming
,
Livestock Farming
,
Meat Quality
,
Peer Review
,
Sheep
,
Biotechnology
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