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College Nottingham was founded in 1877, and in 1892 co-operated with Nottingham County Council in establishing an agricultural department. Then in 1895 the Midland Dairy Institute in conjunction with the five County Councils of Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Kesteven and Lindsey, agreed to join forces, in an effort to provide both theoretical and practical instruction in agriculture, and especially dairying. Lord Belper leased, to the united body his Fields Farm at Kingston, consisting of 176 acres (0.71 km) of land, half being in permanent grass, and half arable, to act as a permanent base for the institute. In 1900 the agricultural department of Nottingham University College was combined with the Dairy institute at Kingston, and additional buildings were erected shortly afterwards. In 1905 the institute changed its name to the Midland Agricultural and Dairy College.
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the research brewery of the multinational brewer AbInbev), The Barn (a student hub, housing the refectory and student services administration) and The Firs (animal research facility). At the time of construction, The
Gateway was the largest straw built building in Europe, having been constructed using straw obtained from the University Farm. The 1960s North Laboratory building was extensively refurbished to house a new teaching laboratory facility (the Peter Buttery Laboratory) and the staff of the Division of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics. Expansion of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science has prompted the construction of new clinical teaching areas and a mock veterinary practice on the campus in 2022/23.
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Bonington began. The construction of the new site had not been completed before the outbreak of the First World War, and the new buildings were appropriated by the government to house German prisoners of war. The college did not regain the site at Sutton Bonington until 1919 and did not fully transfer to the new site until 1928. During the 1930s the college started to offer degree level courses in association with University College Nottingham and London University. As the Second World War started the college was once again appropriated, this time to be used as a training centre for the
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Biology. This was a short-lived experiment which many staff have reported failed due to poor leadership and logistical challenges. Shortly after the purchase of the new Jubilee Campus, the school was split into the School of Life Sciences (based at University Park) and the School of Biosciences (based at Sutton Bonington). Some elements of the School of Biosciences (Environmental Science) retained space at the University Park Campus as their degree courses were delivered at that site. This period also saw the construction of new Plant and Food science buildings at Sutton Bonington.
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more recently. There is now also a six-year program which includes a preliminary year to teach basic biology and chemistry relevant to the degree. This has been set up with the aim of encouraging more people to do the subject by making it available to those with a degree that is not relevant, or without biology and chemistry A-level.
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Gateway Building (housing the staff of the Division of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, and the Vet School), the Brewing and Bioenergy Building (including
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1064:Biosciences
1041: /
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716: /
604:1932. Both
343:The writer
236:Cripps Hall
212:green roofs
155: /
3577:Categories
3270:Chancellor
3076:26 October
3053:Met Office
3026:26 October
3004:26 October
2416:0140710027
2388:0140710027
2019:References
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1920:Met Office
1826:(≥ 1.0 mm)
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1423:52°49′42″N
1406:Met Office
1315:Brian Heap
1215:Lockington
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824:terracotta
741:, and the
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561:1888, and
521:, 1961-64.
419:chancellor
323:Queen Mary
239:Derby Hall
200:, next to
161: (
87:Nottingham
72:Chen Zhili
3496:Boat Club
3403:Faculties
3043:page 2406
2853:16 August
2778:2 January
2752:2 January
2726:2 January
2701:2 January
2591:2 January
2566:2 January
2541:2 January
2516:2 January
2491:2 January
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2349:2 January
2288:2 January
2260:2 January
2232:2 January
2186:2 January
2159:2 January
2133:2 January
2105:2 January
1426:1°14′55″W
1410:automatic
1230:Thrumpton
1203:Rempstone
1200:Ratcliffe
1197:Wymeswold
1194:Normanton
1070:village,
1028:1°15′09″W
948:1°10′19″W
819:in 2012.
770:BCI Award
735:Education
703:1°11′14″W
514:, 1963-65
479:, 1963-65
467:, 1961-64
307:campanile
3384:Malaysia
3306:Campuses
2788:cite web
2611:27 April
2096:Archived
2073:27 April
2043:1 August
2002:See also
1918:Source:
1913:1,423.5
1819:(24.42)
1750:Average
1408:listed)
1221:Stanford
1206:Kegworth
1191:Kingston
1091:, and a
56:Malaysia
52:Semenyih
36:campuses
3102:13 June
2833:"UoNSU"
2663:12 July
1929:Gallery
1814:(2.20)
1809:(2.15)
1804:(2.40)
1799:(2.01)
1794:(2.19)
1789:(2.13)
1784:(2.37)
1779:(1.74)
1774:(1.93)
1769:(1.73)
1764:(1.53)
1759:(2.06)
1745:(43.0)
1740:(35.1)
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1725:(49.8)
1720:(53.4)
1715:(53.4)
1710:(49.6)
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1695:(37.4)
1690:(34.3)
1685:(34.9)
1675:(50.0)
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1550:(45.5)
1545:(45.0)
1460:Climate
1340:History
1227:Costock
1212:Hathern
1209:Dishley
978:) is a
874:Gallery
649:1960-61
597:1906-07
537:1998-99
376:library
192:Gardens
139:52°56′N
68:Zhou Ji
3344:Aspire
3263:People
3146:30 May
3124:30 May
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1904:104.0
1901:134.1
1898:179.0
1895:188.0
1892:158.1
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1886:143.9
1883:107.4
1866:115.2
1496:Month
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810:Aspire
617:Jolley
559:Jolley
553:1862,
142:1°11′W
74:. The
58:. The
44:Ningbo
3552:EMMAN
3525:Other
3484:Sport
3389:China
2321:7 May
2099:(PDF)
2092:(PDF)
1910:43.3
1907:60.9
1880:74.4
1877:52.3
1863:10.9
1860:10.2
1857:10.2
1836:10.6
1830:10.9
1817:620.2
1535:Year
1467:Frost
1218:Zouch
1109:HEFCE
1093:dairy
816:Orbit
790:Sedum
613:Evans
555:Evans
207:Canna
48:China
3148:2023
3126:2023
3104:2019
3078:2010
3028:2010
3006:2010
2855:2018
2813:ISBN
2794:link
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2754:2022
2728:2022
2703:2022
2665:2020
2613:2020
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2411:ISBN
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2290:2023
2262:2023
2234:2023
2188:2023
2161:2023
2135:2023
2107:2022
2075:2013
2045:2007
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1851:8.6
1848:8.7
1845:9.4
1842:8.7
1839:9.7
1833:9.1
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1807:54.5
1802:61.0
1797:51.0
1792:55.5
1787:54.1
1782:60.2
1777:44.2
1772:48.9
1767:43.9
1762:38.9
1757:52.2
1718:11.9
1713:11.9
1673:10.0
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1653:14.2
1648:16.7
1643:16.8
1638:14.5
1633:11.6
1603:13.9
1593:10.0
1588:14.2
1583:18.4
1578:21.4
1573:21.7
1568:19.2
1563:16.3
1558:12.9
1553:10.3
1532:Dec
1529:Nov
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1517:Jul
1514:Jun
1511:May
1508:Apr
1505:Mar
1502:Feb
1499:Jan
1317:and
1014:The
839:The
774:RIBA
656:1904
642:1967
619:1881
615:and
565:1904
557:and
449:NSTV
447:and
380:RIBA
336:and
321:and
290:and
288:arts
30:The
3181:KML
2302:UK
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1738:1.7
1733:4.1
1728:7.2
1723:9.9
1708:9.8
1703:6.8
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1668:4.5
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