Student appeals for help from farmers for beneficial insect survey

A Rothamsted PhD student whose research into pest-eating beetles has been badly disrupted by the lockdown is appealing for farmers to help with her project.

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Student appeals for help from farmers for beneficial insect survey

A Rothamsted PhD student whose research into pest-eating beetles has been badly disrupted by the lockdown is appealing for farmers to help with her project. Kelly Jowett, who is co-supervised by the...

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