NASPA @BioNASPA

NASPA is an Interreg Atlantic Funded project developing bioderived agents that will combat fungal pathogens and improve food crop productivity in the EU. bionaspa.com Joined February 2018

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

The NASPA project is run between 10 research & commercial partners - see who they are bit.ly/2VYIN0I

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

With the NASPA project on-going, it's always good to look back on what we have done bit.ly/2VYIN0I

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

Are you sure you're clear on what #biostimulants are? See our project definition.bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

Need clarity on what constitutes a Biopesticide? bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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5 years ago

Which organisations makes up the project team at Naspa? Take a look at our unique mix of commercial and academic partners working together on this project. bit.ly/2VYIN0I

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

#NASPA needs skills from many different areas of #science - so good luck to all those getting their exam results this week. bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

We utilise #skills from marine #biology, plant science and ecology within the project, see the range of our activities. bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

Over the course of the project we have run a number of trials, so see the range of trials we've run bit.ly/3y6O1Wi

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NASPA @BioNASPA

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Once we have identified possible new bio-molecules, we then conduct glasshouse and field trials of the bio-products on critical pathogens or as #biostimulants on key crops. bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

We utilise many facets natural and molecular biochemistry within the project to identify new bio-molecules that could assist #agriculture in de-carbonisation. bit.ly/3dMp1vd

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Sarvari Trust @SarpoUK

5 years ago

Three lesions found in @BioNASPA potato trial. One on Desiree and two on orchestra. How many more did I not find? @Llewelyn68 @llgwawr

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Food & Farming Futures @FarmingFutures

5 years ago

Using a natural capital approach to value land management approaches @ibers_aber @FarmingConnect nlaf.uk/Library/pl/ZWV…

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Plant Phenomics @NPPC_UK

5 years ago

Flying over two of the many plots today as quickly as possible before the heat gets me! #potatoes #blight #hemp #djiM210 @BioNASPA @DJIEnterprise @SlantRange @IBERSagri

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

Thanks to everyone for an excellent Project AGM today - lots of really exciting developments presented! @UTAD @BCBangor @isagronomia @Cate29250 @Vegenov @OptiYield @ibers_aber @bioatlantis

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

Check out "European Circular Bioeconomy Policy Initiative manifesto launch" eventbrite.co.uk/e/european-cir… @EventbriteUK

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When it's time to harvest our cauliflower, it's cut in the field by the hands of our experienced harvesters. It's then taken back to our HQ 🚜 and packed (in recyclable packaging ♻️), before making its way to stores across Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and then hopefully onto your dinner table 💚🍴

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

@SpudSlingsby Andrew, this is Scarlet Cap and you're quite lucky in that it is rare, harmless and shows healthy soil. They are saprophitic and live off decaying woodier/high cellulose materials - like wheat, osr, maize, leaf trash. Usually found in damp woodland floors.

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

@SpudSlingsby Or "like you've never seen before" ...

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NASPA @BioNASPA

5 years ago

@OptiYield Reducing Nitrogen fertiliser waste and increasing efficiency is highly important. Biostimulants and foliar nutrition developed through the #BioNASPA project can play a vital role in ensuring the crop is healthy and maximises the available sources of Nitrogen for greatest effect.

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AHDB Horticulture @AHDB_Hort

6 years ago

We’re hosting a #TownHall meeting for #Fruit #growers on Monday 11 Jan at 1.30pm. @TheAHDB Chair Nicholas Saphir & Horticulture Chair Hayley Campbell-Gibbons are chairing. For more info & to sign-up: ahdb.org.uk/horticulture-t… #Horticulture #AHDBHortBallot #WhatDoIGetForMyLevy