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13 Apr 2018
A review summarizes the signals exchanged between conceptus and endometrium tissues that govern the fertility of livestock mammals.
23 Feb 2018
Stressed honeybees have lower pollen foraging performance. The resulting deficit in pollen could have consequences on the colony's nutritional balance and development.
05 Jan 2018
The Micalis research unit is taking part in a European project to develop the use of yeasts to produce high value compounds for the cosmetic, nutrition, chemical and pharmaceutical sectors.
17 Feb 2017
60% of human infectious diseases are of animal origin, the growing resistance of bacteria to antibiotics affects humans as well as animals, the dispersion of contaminants in the environment has impacts on human health... Public health issues constitute important fields of research for INRA. The Institute is holding its scientific symposium at the Paris International Agricultural Show on 28 February on the subject "People, Animals, Environment: One Health". Follow the symposium live starting at 14h30 on this page and on twitter with the hashtag #OneHealth.
29 Jan 2016
At INRA Angers-Nantes, IRHS researchers are studying plant mechanisms of resistance against disease, and in particular against apple scab.
27 Nov 2015
The "4 parts per 1000" initiative proposes to increase organic matter contents and encourage carbon sequestration in soils, through the application of appropriate farming and forestry practices.
12 Feb 2015
The 68th United Nations General Assembly declared 2015 as the International Year of Soils. INRA thus devoted its symposium at the Salon International de l’Agriculture to "Soils: their services and uses".
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