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Biologist Bans Cherries: 'I'm Not Calling for a Boycott, but I Want to Send a Signal'

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Biologist Bans Cherries: 'I'm Not Calling for a Boycott, but I Want to Send a Signal'

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Cherry growers are allowed by Minister of Agriculture Femke Wiersma to use a poison against an insect that is not certain to be safe for humans, animals and the environment. For biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this is reason not to buy cherries this year. "But I am not calling for a boycott."Read Article

Wageningen University & Research proves circular plastics in horticulture works

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Wageningen University & Research proves circular plastics in horticulture works

With plastic use under scrutiny and sustainability goals climbing higher on the agenda, a major research project by Wageningen University & Research is helping greenhouse growers make confident, science-based choices about plastics. The recently completed Circular Use of Plastics in Agriculture and…See the Story

NL: Container farm project wins Wageningen award

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NL: Container farm project wins Wageningen award

Shipping containers that provide communities in war zones or desolate places with fresh and sustainable vegetables. Bee hotels in urban areas that provide up to date information on the state of biodiversity. With a practical solution, the winning initiatives of the Wageningen Entrepreneurship Grant make…Read Article

University of Maryland Eastern Shore facing state funding cuts

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PRINCESS ANNE, Md. – The University of Maryland Eastern Shore is facing 10 percent in state funding cuts. UMES must now reduce its required spending by 7 percent and roll back anticipated spending by 3 percent. That means plans to eliminate all positions that have been vacant for three years or more and institute a hiring pause – with some rare exceptions. UMES also plans to start tele-work on Fridays for some employees. That begins May 23rd and…Princess Anne · Princess Anne See the Story

NoPalm Ingredients: ‘Buyers are not prepared to pay a green premium. We have to offer price parity’

The race is on to find alternatives to tropical fats such as palm oil, but is it economically viable to produce them in a fermentation tank? The answer is yes, but only if you have a highly efficient microbial strain that already naturally produces significant amounts of oil, cheap feedstocks, food-grade fermenters, and a downstream process that won’t break the bank, claims Dutch startup NoPalm Ingredients. AgFunderNews caught up with cofounder …Wageningen · Wageningen Read Article

Pro-Palestine Protesters Sue Dutch Major For Breaking Up Rally - Worthy Christian News

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By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent WAGENINGEN, NETHERLANDS (Worthy News) – Five pro-Palestine activists have filed charges against a Dutch royal decorated army officer who ended their protest by dragging one of the demonstrators away. Major Marco Kroon “assaulted” and “violently disrupted” a legal demonstration, the activists say Kroon has denied wrongdoing, saying the incident happened during Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekel…Protestors · Wageningen See the Story

Kamran Ullah: Halsema's dog whistle leads to hatred from her followers

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The riots of 4 and 5 May still reverberate. Although it was only a handful of rioters who disturbed the silence on 4 May or carried out an attack in Wageningen, the symbolism of the acts has great value.Riots · Wageningen Read Article

'Very scary situation', group enters house to raise Palestinian flag

What should have been a festive day ended in violence for Rens from Wageningen. According to him, an angry group of people entered his home during the festivities on Liberation Day and started kicking and hitting. Vandalism was also caused.Wageningen · Wageningen Read Article

Throws a smoke bomb at the stage with Schoof and Tusk in Wageningen, still without a trace

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The police are still looking for the person who threw a smoke bomb on a stage in Wageningen on Monday where Prime Minister Dick Schoof had just given a speech.Donald Tusk · Wageningen Read Article

Fish may be smarter than previously believed

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Often studied in sterile laboratory conditions far removed from the natural habitats of rivers, lakes and seas, the cognitive abilities of fish have long been underestimated. Now, researchers at Wageningen University & Research have developed a simple and cost-effective method to assess the learning capacity of fish directly in the wild—with striking results.Fish · Wageningen See the Story

Researcher in Animal Behaviour and Poultry Health - Academic Hive

Wageningen University seeks an experienced researcher with expertise in animal behaviour and physiology who wants to contribute to animal welfare in a future-proof livestock sector. They are seeking a dedicated professional who can take a proactive role in our research projects, particularly within the poultry sector. In a dynamic and often international environment, candidate willWageningen · Wageningen Read Article

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