The agribusiness researcher spoke with several media outlets about food price inflation, vegetable oil prices and allegations of grocer price collusion.
Agribusiness Researcher Makes Headlines on Food Prices - U of G News
Tabatabaei is a PhD candidate in the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC). His work could help in designing future approaches to prevent or treat BRD without the use of antibiotics.
Read the full article, A New Perspective on Inflammation, published in the Fall 2022 issue of The Crest, the research, teaching and health care magazine of the Ontario Veterinary College.
An interdisciplinary research team at the University of Guelph aims to expand and diversify the local craft cider industry.
The team, led by Dr. George van der Merwe, a professor in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology, plans to help increase local cider production and expand markets in Ontario.
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“We’ve been looking at the purification of surface water, groundwater and wastewater,” says Pensini, professor in the School of Engineering at U of G. “We found that it was possible to use molecules that are both water-loving and oil-loving to separate solvents from water.”
Read the story and watch the video: Modifying water’s structure as low energy method for removing pollutants
Steele presented at the recent Dairy Cattle Industry Forum. Read the full article: Turning dairy into beef: Shaking up supply chains
A copy of the presentation from the session held on Tues. Oct. 11 is available. Learn more about the Special Initiatives Research Program Call for Expressions of Interest.
Sikkema was one of several researchers who presented their work at the Ontario Crops Research Centre - Huron at the recent Ontario Bean Growers research day.
Read the story: Weed management brings high return on investment in dry beans
The rural planning and development professor talked about farmland loss in Ontario.
Hone your communication skills in this virtual session that runs from 1-2:30 p.m. It is open to U of G faculty, research staff and graduate students.
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