This conference will aim to provide a broad ranging evidence based review of these areas, drawing on relevant industrial experience and views both from the UK and other countries where possible.
The primary focus will be on systems for pig, poultry and dairy production.

Since it launched in 2006, Open Farm Sunday has attracted nearly one million visitors on to farms to discover where their food comes from and appreciate the vital role farmers play in caring for the countryside. This has established the event as the annual open day for the food and farming industry.
For this year's campaign, extra focus will be given to sustainable farming, providing a platform for farmers to demonstrate the work they do to enrich the environment and manage natural resources whilst producing our food.
Check the web site for the location of farms participating in Open Farm Sunday.

'Can the poultry industry supply the world's expanding population with quality protein when energy resources become limiting?' is the title of the study by Julian Morgan (Director of Renewable Energy) and Mike Tyers (Consultant on Renewable Energy) with Countrywide Farmers plc.
Attendance at the presentation of the report is by invitation only due to limited space; an official invitation will be sent to regular attendees in due course.
If you are new to the Temperton Fellowship, please contact Mrs Mary Early at Harper Adams University College to request an invitation (email mearly@harper-adams.ac.uk).

Timed to coincide with the final negotiations on CAP reforms in early 2013, this seminar will provide a timely opportunity to assess the implications of imminent reforms for the UK farming and food sectors. Sessions will bring together key policymakers from Parliament and Whitehall with stakeholders with an interest in forthcoming changes in this area - including regulators, farming and agricultural research sectors, the food and drink industry, local authorities, charities, academia and consumer groups.

The International Conference on Colonic Spirochaetes in Animals and Humans 2013 is a unique opportunity for scientists and PhD students working in the field of spirochaetal infections to meet, exchange information and broaden their knowledge base in relation to these important pathogens.