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Jealott's Hill Research Station

From Graces Guide

1928 ICI set up an experimental farm and research unit at Jealott's Hill, near Maidenhead.

The aim of the unit was "the long-term prosperity of agriculture, irrespective of the immediate interests of the Company, since in the long run both are identical".

It published its results freely.

1960s: Its main effort is directed towards crop production in the UK

See Also

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  • The Introduction of 'Jealott's Hill - Fifty years of Agricultural Research 1928-1978' is available in pdf format in digital archive.

Sources of Information

  • [1] Competition Commission report
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