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.. and so do I, amongst others in my teaching 😜 .. keep at it! I was just wondering why Bangor was picked out specifically. … but as you said, it’s been a long time (and I just yesterday opened a blue sky account after having been inactive on Twitter for over 3 years).
I am very sorry to hear that Ginny, I wish you all the very best and a full recovery.
I work for Bangor University in the forestry group, and didn’t recognise anything in your statement, quite the opposite - that’s why I asked, always happy to hear people’s argument opinions to make things better!
Interesting statements! I’d love to hear more about what led you to them. I assume you’re familiar with Bangor University Forestry, what their professors are paid for and the curricula they teach?
on-farm trial of a barley population stemming from a cross between a modern cultivar and Hordeum spontaneum, a wild relative of barley. The population was provided by FIBL and the field trial conducted by APRISCO.
Happy New Year to my colleagues from the COUSIN consortium and our followers. I am looking forward to the second year of research and innovation with crop wild relatives for a sustainable agriculture with all of you.
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