What are your memories of living & working on Albert Place, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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Archives May 2008
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What are your memories of living on Queen's Road, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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The Arad Goch theatre company brings to Aberystwyth Arts Centre on June 1st, the story of Twm Siôn Cati.
AS the 400th anniversary of the death of Twm Siôn Cati – the Welsh Robin Hood – approaches, a theatre company in Wales is taking his story to the stage.
Aimed at children aged seven to 11 years old, the show will transport them back to the 16th century, giving them a taste of life in the days when highwaymen struck, the poor were trampled upon by the rich and many struggled to survive, the icWales reports.
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The Arad Goch Theatre Company
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
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AS the 400th anniversary of the death of Twm Siôn Cati – the Welsh Robin Hood – approaches, a theatre company in Wales is taking his story to the stage.
Aimed at children aged seven to 11 years old, the show will transport them back to the 16th century, giving them a taste of life in the days when highwaymen struck, the poor were trampled upon by the rich and many struggled to survive, the icWales reports.
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The Arad Goch Theatre Company
Aberystwyth Arts Centre
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Football stars from Premiership teams to vist Aberystwyth for coaching licences with the FA of Wales.
One well know player to attend the coaching course is Ryan Giggs, 34, who set a club appearance record of 759 games in Moscow to cap his 17-year career with Manchester United, to take his UEFA 'A' licence with the FA of Wales in Aberystwyth next month.
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One well know player to attend the coaching course is Ryan Giggs, 34, who set a club appearance record of 759 games in Moscow to cap his 17-year career with Manchester United, to take his UEFA 'A' licence with the FA of Wales in Aberystwyth next month.
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What are your views on refuse collection and the litter around town, will fixed penalty notices stop the offenders?
LITTER patrols have started in Aberystwyth targeting businesses for leaving out refuse sacks which are then ripped open by seagulls.
Ceredigion Council said gulls and other animals are making parts of the seaside resort unsightly by ripping sacks in the search for food,the Dailypost reports.
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LITTER patrols have started in Aberystwyth targeting businesses for leaving out refuse sacks which are then ripped open by seagulls.
Ceredigion Council said gulls and other animals are making parts of the seaside resort unsightly by ripping sacks in the search for food,the Dailypost reports.
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What are your memories of living & shopping on Great Darkgate Street, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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Castell Rock is a one day charity rock festival at the grounds of Aberystwyth castle, to be held on Saturday 31 May 2008. Where a variety of local bands entertain the audiance with live music, festival starts at 1pm and bands play into the early evening. For further information on live bands and event e-mail address see links below.
Free admission
The festival, due to local licensing laws, is an alcohol-free zone.
Radio Luxembourg will open the festival at 1pm and the Mighty Fuod will close the event in the evening. During the afternoon and evening Stone Free, Fenks, Winchester 4, Super Cute Voices, Avash Avash, The Dancing Bullets, Three Minute Warning, Stix, Howl Griff, Christopher Rees and Davy Macmanus of the Crimea will be playing, Castell Rock reports.
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Free admission
The festival, due to local licensing laws, is an alcohol-free zone.
Radio Luxembourg will open the festival at 1pm and the Mighty Fuod will close the event in the evening. During the afternoon and evening Stone Free, Fenks, Winchester 4, Super Cute Voices, Avash Avash, The Dancing Bullets, Three Minute Warning, Stix, Howl Griff, Christopher Rees and Davy Macmanus of the Crimea will be playing, Castell Rock reports.
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BBC Castell Rock 2007
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What are your memories of living on Penparcau Road, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on 1st Avenue, Penparcau, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on Heol-y-Bont, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of shopping at Parc-Y-Llyn Retail Park, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on Boulevard St Brieuc, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on Park Avenue, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on Alexandra Road, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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What are your memories of living on Bridge Street, can you name the buildings, shops & businesses along this road?
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Could intensive indoor dairy farms help to save the environment?
Jon Moorby of the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research at the University of Aberystwyth believes that intensive indoor dairy farms are more climate friendly than their outdoor brethren, the Livejournal reports.
"In general, intensive dairy farms are actually quite good for the environment, because it allows us to control what we do with what comes out of the cow much better than in a more extensive system," he says.
"With the animals being inside all the time, it allows us to control the manure and slurries from them much better than we can when they're outside."
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Jon Moorby of the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research at the University of Aberystwyth believes that intensive indoor dairy farms are more climate friendly than their outdoor brethren, the Livejournal reports.
"In general, intensive dairy farms are actually quite good for the environment, because it allows us to control what we do with what comes out of the cow much better than in a more extensive system," he says.
"With the animals being inside all the time, it allows us to control the manure and slurries from them much better than we can when they're outside."
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Britain's first organic dairy is aiming to gather together the world's largest collection of people who share the name Rachel.
The online Calling All Rachels campaign, fronted by glamorous television presenter Rachel de Thame, is a world away from the modest beginnings of a company which hit the big time almost by accident when its owners began selling products locally having been snowed in on their farm during the winter of 1982, the icWales reports.
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The online Calling All Rachels campaign, fronted by glamorous television presenter Rachel de Thame, is a world away from the modest beginnings of a company which hit the big time almost by accident when its owners began selling products locally having been snowed in on their farm during the winter of 1982, the icWales reports.
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Fantasy Farm Park is to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a gig by The Wurzels.
Fantasy Farm Park started trading from a wooden stable block with initial capital of £150,000. Five years later the family invested a similar sum in a new visitor centre which includes a shop and restaurant, the Daily Post reports.
Mr Alban said: "We're delighted to see so many regular visitors, and have this year sold a record number of season tickets."
Last year visitor numbers exceeded 25,000 and the aim now is to increase numbers by 20% annually over the next five years.
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Fantasy Farm Park started trading from a wooden stable block with initial capital of £150,000. Five years later the family invested a similar sum in a new visitor centre which includes a shop and restaurant, the Daily Post reports.
Mr Alban said: "We're delighted to see so many regular visitors, and have this year sold a record number of season tickets."
Last year visitor numbers exceeded 25,000 and the aim now is to increase numbers by 20% annually over the next five years.
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Results for the Celtic Challenge boat race 2008 Results were as follows.
First boat over the line:
Arklow Ladies in a time of 18 hours 57 minutes 22 second beating the previous best time for a Ladies team by 2 minutes in rough conditions.
Overall Winner: Arklow men in a time of 17 hours 37 minutes 45 seconds.
Aberystwyth men: 17 hours 39 minutes 05 second
Aberdyfi men: 18 hours 04 minutes 10 seconds
Egremont1 London men: 22 hours 24 minutes 48 seconds
Llanion Mixed team: 22 hours 24 minutes 48 seconds
Six teams retired:
Aberaeron veterans
Aberystwyth mixed
Aberystwyth ladies
Llangwm mixed
Neyland mixed
Tenby mixed
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Aberystwyth Rowing Club
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Results for the Celtic Challenge boat race 2008 Results were as follows.
First boat over the line:
Arklow Ladies in a time of 18 hours 57 minutes 22 second beating the previous best time for a Ladies team by 2 minutes in rough conditions.
Overall Winner: Arklow men in a time of 17 hours 37 minutes 45 seconds.
Aberystwyth men: 17 hours 39 minutes 05 second
Aberdyfi men: 18 hours 04 minutes 10 seconds
Egremont1 London men: 22 hours 24 minutes 48 seconds
Llanion Mixed team: 22 hours 24 minutes 48 seconds
Six teams retired:
Aberaeron veterans
Aberystwyth mixed
Aberystwyth ladies
Llangwm mixed
Neyland mixed
Tenby mixed
Related Celtic Challenge Links:
Celtic Challenge website
Aberystwyth Rowing Club
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Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) above Aberystwyth, tell us about your experiences of UFOs.
Secret Ministry of Defence (MoD) files detailing sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) in Wales have been made public for the first time. They are among hundreds of sightings of UFOs across the UK released in eight MoD files to the National Archive. Detailed accounts of sightings over Anglesey, Aberystwyth, Cardiff and Swansea are included in the files, the BBC News reports.
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Secret Ministry of Defence (MoD) files detailing sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) in Wales have been made public for the first time. They are among hundreds of sightings of UFOs across the UK released in eight MoD files to the National Archive. Detailed accounts of sightings over Anglesey, Aberystwyth, Cardiff and Swansea are included in the files, the BBC News reports.
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The Aberystwyth music festival "MusicFest" returns on Saturday 26 July to Saturday 2 August 2008.
Aberystwyth MusicFest is an enticing fusion of Music Festival and Summer School; of experience and learning; of performance and appreciation. The engagement of audience, student, and artist alike creates the unique community atmosphere, the MusicFest International Festival reports.
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Aberystwyth MusicFest is an enticing fusion of Music Festival and Summer School; of experience and learning; of performance and appreciation. The engagement of audience, student, and artist alike creates the unique community atmosphere, the MusicFest International Festival reports.
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Scientists at Aberystwyth University have created an robotic boat using the power for the wind to travel the seas. The boat named 'Pinta' will join seven other boats in an race to cross the Atlantic Ocean, this could set a new record in robotics as being the first boat to cross the ocean using wind power alone, the Times of London reports.
If successful it is hoped these robotic boats will be able to carry out automated tasks such as sampling expeditions to collect data for scientists to study, other enviromental tasks could involve climate change, weather and the chemistry of the oceans.
Mark Neal, of Aberystwyth University, said: "This is the first time anybody has attempted to sail across any ocean with an automated boat. The big issue in robotics at the moment is longevity and flexibility in a complicated environment."
"Something that can survive for two to three months completely unassisted while doing something interesting is a major challenge. If it does get there I will be seriously cheerful. It will open up all the oceans to environmental monitoring by robots."
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If successful it is hoped these robotic boats will be able to carry out automated tasks such as sampling expeditions to collect data for scientists to study, other enviromental tasks could involve climate change, weather and the chemistry of the oceans.
Mark Neal, of Aberystwyth University, said: "This is the first time anybody has attempted to sail across any ocean with an automated boat. The big issue in robotics at the moment is longevity and flexibility in a complicated environment."
"Something that can survive for two to three months completely unassisted while doing something interesting is a major challenge. If it does get there I will be seriously cheerful. It will open up all the oceans to environmental monitoring by robots."
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If you have an undergraduate degree from Aberystwyth University, Bangor University are offering funding for scholarships.
Bangor University has funding available for up to 4 Price Davies scholarships starting in October 2008. These can be in any discipline and the scholarships will be awarded to the best overall applicant.
Read full post: Wales PhD Scholarships Available
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Bangor University has funding available for up to 4 Price Davies scholarships starting in October 2008. These can be in any discipline and the scholarships will be awarded to the best overall applicant.
Read full post: Wales PhD Scholarships Available
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Aberystwyth Arts Centre cinema listings for June 2008. Click on the links for further information and to make your booking online, or contact the Box Office on 01970 623232.
Iron Man
01 Sun/Dum - 01 Sun/Dum
Doomsday
01 Sun/Dum - 03 Tue/Mar
Doomsday - subtitled
02 Mon/Lun - 02 Mon/Lun
Love in the Time of Cholera
03 Tue/Mar - 05 Thu/Joi
Film Soc. Notre Musique
04 Wed/Mie - 04 Wed/Mie
Latino Film Fest - B-Happy
05 Thu/Joi - 05 Thu/Joi
Latino Film Fest - Buena Vida
06 Fri/Vin - 06 Fri/Vin
Leatherheads
06 Fri/Vin - 11 Wed/Mie
Nim's Island
07 Sat/Sam - 08 Sun/Dum
Latino Film Fest - Viaje Hacia el Mar
07 Sat/Sam - 07 Sat/Sam
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
08 Sun/Dum - 08 Sun/Dum
Leatherheads - subtitled
09 Mon/Lun - 09 Mon/Lun
Latino Film Fest - Amar te Duele
10 Tue/Mar - 10 Tue/Mar
Latino Film Fest - Cachimba
10 Tue/Mar - 10 Tue/Mar
Latino Film Fest - Un Secreto de Esperanza
11 Wed/Mie - 11 Wed/Mie
Latino Film Fest - Al Fin El Mar
11 Wed/Mie - 11 Wed/Mie
The Other Boleyn Girl - subtitled
12 Thu/Joi - 12 Thu/Joi
The Other Boleyn Girl
12 Thu/Joi - 14 Sat/Sam
Indiana Jones IV
13 Fri/Vin - 29 Sun/Dum
Indiana Jones IV - subtitled
16 Mon/Lun - 24 Tue/Mar
Film Soc. The Exterminating Angel
18 Wed/Mie - 18 Wed/Mie
The Oxford Murders
21 Sat/Sam - 25 Wed/Mie
The Devil Came on Horseback
24 Tue/Mar - 24 Tue/Mar
The Last Mistress
25 Wed/Mie - 26 Thu/Joi
Sleep Furiously
27 Fri/Vin - 30 Mon/Lun
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Iron Man
01 Sun/Dum - 01 Sun/Dum
Doomsday
01 Sun/Dum - 03 Tue/Mar
Doomsday - subtitled
02 Mon/Lun - 02 Mon/Lun
Love in the Time of Cholera
03 Tue/Mar - 05 Thu/Joi
Film Soc. Notre Musique
04 Wed/Mie - 04 Wed/Mie
Latino Film Fest - B-Happy
05 Thu/Joi - 05 Thu/Joi
Latino Film Fest - Buena Vida
06 Fri/Vin - 06 Fri/Vin
Leatherheads
06 Fri/Vin - 11 Wed/Mie
Nim's Island
07 Sat/Sam - 08 Sun/Dum
Latino Film Fest - Viaje Hacia el Mar
07 Sat/Sam - 07 Sat/Sam
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane
08 Sun/Dum - 08 Sun/Dum
Leatherheads - subtitled
09 Mon/Lun - 09 Mon/Lun
Latino Film Fest - Amar te Duele
10 Tue/Mar - 10 Tue/Mar
Latino Film Fest - Cachimba
10 Tue/Mar - 10 Tue/Mar
Latino Film Fest - Un Secreto de Esperanza
11 Wed/Mie - 11 Wed/Mie
Latino Film Fest - Al Fin El Mar
11 Wed/Mie - 11 Wed/Mie
The Other Boleyn Girl - subtitled
12 Thu/Joi - 12 Thu/Joi
The Other Boleyn Girl
12 Thu/Joi - 14 Sat/Sam
Indiana Jones IV
13 Fri/Vin - 29 Sun/Dum
Indiana Jones IV - subtitled
16 Mon/Lun - 24 Tue/Mar
Film Soc. The Exterminating Angel
18 Wed/Mie - 18 Wed/Mie
The Oxford Murders
21 Sat/Sam - 25 Wed/Mie
The Devil Came on Horseback
24 Tue/Mar - 24 Tue/Mar
The Last Mistress
25 Wed/Mie - 26 Thu/Joi
Sleep Furiously
27 Fri/Vin - 30 Mon/Lun
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The merging of the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research (IGER) with the Aberystwyth University will see the new Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) take "Profitable Farming with a Greener Future" as its main theme at the Grassland and Muck 2008 event.
Breeding programmes of forage grasses and clovers at IBERS are focused on the need to increase the efficiency of grassland agriculture. The main exhibit at Grassland and Muck 2008 will look at ‘Food and Fuel’ and show grassland farmers that livestock farming and growing crops for biofuel can co-exist and provide them with an extra source of revenue.
"IBERS will be providing information on its research outputs, with particular reference to the food or fuel conundrum" said IBERS Agriculture Outreach Manager, Dave Davies, as he and the IBERS team look forward to the event to be held at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire Wednesday 21st and Thursday 22nd May.
"The IBERS exhibit will show how grassland can provide both feed for ruminants and feed for fermentations that lead to biofuel or biorenewable replacements for the petrol chemicals industry".
IBERS, in collaboration with a range of partners, is looking at the feasibility of using perennial ryegrass for ethanol production. This could be a potential new source of income for farmers, without causing conflict with the food industry. Above all else, it could give greater flexibility for grassland farmers.
Another option, of course, can be growing biomass products such as short rotation coppiced willow and miscanthus, but researchinto the production of renewable ethanol at IBERS could also revolutionise grassland farming in the UK.
Scientists will be on hand to outline the contribution that biomass can play in reducing carbon emissions and meeting our future energy, heat and electricity, and industrial material needs in a sustainable way.
"The ambitious targets for reduction of CO2 emissions suggest that bioenergy crops are currently the only realistic option, and, in the greater part of the UK, that could mean focusing on grassland areas," said Dr Iain Donnison, Leader of the Bioenergy and BioRenewables Programme at IBERS.
"Whilst much of the previous research in the field of renewable ethanol has focused on fermenting starch from maize, perennial ryegrass would be a better option for the UK because it can be grown on land that’s unsuitable for other crops and so does not tie up areas that are needed for food production or animal feed production," he added.
Scientists from the Institute’s Grassland Development Centre will be available to highlight the high sugar varieties of ryegrass and forage legumes, which also reduce greenhouse gas and ammonia emmisions.
"Work on genetic improvements of perennial ryegrass and red clover to reduce nitrogen losses to water from pastures and silo features prominently, as does making the most of natural manures," said IBERS plant breeding and genetics specialist, Mike Abberton.
"Increasing the efficiency of rumen processes can lead to reduced emissions to the atmosphere of ammonia and the powerful greenhouse gases, methane and nitrous oxide," according to Senior Extension Officer, Heather McCalman. "Animal manures can also play a vital role on the farm because they contain valuable plant nutrients such as nitrogen, potassium, sulphur and phosphorus. It makes sound economic sense to conserve and exploit these nutrients rather than letting them go to waste and running the risks of air and water pollution."
"There will also be the opportunity to investigate the potential value to farmers of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Agriculture and Environmental mapping. Scientists at Aberystwyth University have joined forces with Boeing, Qinetiq, and the Welsh Assembly Government to develop a project which involves flying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles with a three metre wingspan over field plots, and collecting information from a range of sensors, concentrating on the use of hyperspectral cameras.
A full-scale UAV will feature prominently on the IBERS stand. The technology can be used to monitor biodiversity of grass swards, for early warning of crop disease, to estimate fertiliser requirements, and with other possibilities such as drought monitoring and pollution control.
"The key focus is to give grassland farmers more options in a changing world and show how grasslands in the future could provide both food and fuel," said Dave Davies.
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Breeding programmes of forage grasses and clovers at IBERS are focused on the need to increase the efficiency of grassland agriculture. The main exhibit at Grassland and Muck 2008 will look at ‘Food and Fuel’ and show grassland farmers that livestock farming and growing crops for biofuel can co-exist and provide them with an extra source of revenue.
"IBERS will be providing information on its research outputs, with particular reference to the food or fuel conundrum" said IBERS Agriculture Outreach Manager, Dave Davies, as he and the IBERS team look forward to the event to be held at Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire Wednesday 21st and Thursday 22nd May.
"The IBERS exhibit will show how grassland can provide both feed for ruminants and feed for fermentations that lead to biofuel or biorenewable replacements for the petrol chemicals industry".
IBERS, in collaboration with a range of partners, is looking at the feasibility of using perennial ryegrass for ethanol production. This could be a potential new source of income for farmers, without causing conflict with the food industry. Above all else, it could give greater flexibility for grassland farmers.
Another option, of course, can be growing biomass products such as short rotation coppiced willow and miscanthus, but researchinto the production of renewable ethanol at IBERS could also revolutionise grassland farming in the UK.
Scientists will be on hand to outline the contribution that biomass can play in reducing carbon emissions and meeting our future energy, heat and electricity, and industrial material needs in a sustainable way.
"The ambitious targets for reduction of CO2 emissions suggest that bioenergy crops are currently the only realistic option, and, in the greater part of the UK, that could mean focusing on grassland areas," said Dr Iain Donnison, Leader of the Bioenergy and BioRenewables Programme at IBERS.
"Whilst much of the previous research in the field of renewable ethanol has focused on fermenting starch from maize, perennial ryegrass would be a better option for the UK because it can be grown on land that’s unsuitable for other crops and so does not tie up areas that are needed for food production or animal feed production," he added.
Scientists from the Institute’s Grassland Development Centre will be available to highlight the high sugar varieties of ryegrass and forage legumes, which also reduce greenhouse gas and ammonia emmisions.
"Work on genetic improvements of perennial ryegrass and red clover to reduce nitrogen losses to water from pastures and silo features prominently, as does making the most of natural manures," said IBERS plant breeding and genetics specialist, Mike Abberton.
"Increasing the efficiency of rumen processes can lead to reduced emissions to the atmosphere of ammonia and the powerful greenhouse gases, methane and nitrous oxide," according to Senior Extension Officer, Heather McCalman. "Animal manures can also play a vital role on the farm because they contain valuable plant nutrients such as nitrogen, potassium, sulphur and phosphorus. It makes sound economic sense to conserve and exploit these nutrients rather than letting them go to waste and running the risks of air and water pollution."
"There will also be the opportunity to investigate the potential value to farmers of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Agriculture and Environmental mapping. Scientists at Aberystwyth University have joined forces with Boeing, Qinetiq, and the Welsh Assembly Government to develop a project which involves flying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles with a three metre wingspan over field plots, and collecting information from a range of sensors, concentrating on the use of hyperspectral cameras.
A full-scale UAV will feature prominently on the IBERS stand. The technology can be used to monitor biodiversity of grass swards, for early warning of crop disease, to estimate fertiliser requirements, and with other possibilities such as drought monitoring and pollution control.
"The key focus is to give grassland farmers more options in a changing world and show how grasslands in the future could provide both food and fuel," said Dave Davies.
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