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CABI launches enhanced life sciences delivery platform
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Swine flu: free access to world-renowned public health database
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CABI launches biofuels social networking site
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Following in Darwin's footsteps: unearthing Chile's hidden world
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In search of biological control agents for Himalayan balsam
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CABI and Royal Holloway form new drug discovery venture
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Identity crisis for Liberian plague insect
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Thomson Reuters partners with CABI to expand life sciences content
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Global effort on invasive species - Australian support to be considered
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Crop diversity: eat it or lose it
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New VetMed Resource has now launched!

VetMed Resource has a new and improved look - offering better usability  for veterinarians looking for the most comprehensive veterinary science and animal health information available.  


Take a look at: www.cabi.org/vetmedresource

Win a Sony eBook Reader!

We like to know who is using VetMed Resource and what they think of it, to help our continuing development of the product. Complete this short survey and be entered into a prize to win a Sony eBook Reader.

CABI in Review 2008

This review looks at some of the work we are doing to deliver tangible results on the ground for farmers. In Malawi, Tanzania and Kenya we have been reducing losses of grain in storage by managing maize pests more effectively. Whilst in Afghanistan and Ethiopia we have been improving fruit and coffee growing to restore these sectors damaged by conflict. Please take a look at our wide-ranging work by clicking on the image.

To view as a PDF click here (4.7 Mb)

 

  

Click on the image above to find out more about the CABI Global Summit. 

 

June edition of the GRO-Cocoa newsletter out now!

GRO-Cocoa is a twice-yearly cocoa newsletter funded by the US department of Agriculture. It gives readers access to the latest global research on Cocoa and is a forum for sharing ideas. To read this edition please click on the picture below or to see previous editions please click here.

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