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Academia

If statistical analysis forms part of your academic programme, VSNi’s world-class statistics software aims to power discovery and decision-making through reliable data analysis. Our software products...
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Agribusiness

Why does Senegal export raw cashew nuts while importing processed cashew nuts from India and Brazil every year? Why do some countries’ retailers stock only a few locally manufactured food products, wh...
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Agriculture Statistics Software

With our population increasing and agricultural land decreasing it is essential to find ways to sustain the breeding of plants and livestock for human consumption. As a collective, we need to increase...
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Animal Breeding

Animal breeders face a continuous challenge to improve breeding stock while reducing costs and minimising environmental impacts. New technologies have substantially increased the amount of data availa...
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Aquaculture

With the recent collapse of many fish populations, along with a number of new species being listed as endangered, aquaculture is now more important than ever. Wild fish have been exploited for generat...
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Ecology

It is said that every living organism has a relationship with every other element that makes up its environment. The interactions among organisms and their environments are mutual: the environment inf...
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Entomology

The importance of studying insect biology and behaviour cannot be overstated. With more than one million different species of identified insects, these are the most abundant group of animals on earth....
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Environmental Science

Global warming, climate change, carbon footprints, pandemics: environmental concerns are a talking point for everyone and gaining more exposure than ever. Environmental science studies the earth, its...
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Evolution

All the diversity of life on earth is explained by evolutionary processes. Understanding the similarities among vastly different forms of life, the changes that occur within populations, and the devel...
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Food Science

Food manufacturers face a continuous challenge to increase productivity and save on costs while still meeting quality control and safety standards. You need systems that will help meet the needs of cu...
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Forestry

The forestry sector is of major ecological, economic, and social importance. Foresters must plan and implement sustainable management of forest ecosystems while dealing with external factors such as c...
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Geography

Geography is a broad discipline that seeks to understand the earth and its human and natural complexities. Geography doesn't focus only on one topic but on many specialities – people, culture, landfor...
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Geology

Geology, also known as “Earth science”, is the study of the structure, evolution and dynamics of the Earth and its natural mineral and energy resources. The better we can understand Earth’s history, t...
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Hydrology

Water – the elixir of life. A resource we cannot live without, and yet nearly one and a half billion people do not have access to fresh water. It is clear the science of hydrology plays a major role i...
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Plant Science

Plants provide us with food, clean air, water, fuel, clothes, medicines and much more.  Humanity depends on plants; therefore, plant science is essential. Using a multidisciplinary approach, plant sci...
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Seed Science

All scientific advancements that ensure food security in the context of population growth and climate change are of little value unless farmers have access to high quality seeds. The major goal of see...
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Soil Science

Humanity faces a dilemma: how do we combine the sustainable use of soil with its crucial role in food production? The connection between soil, energy, water and food production directly impacts factor...