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New research illustrates impact of Covid-19 pandemic on women in agriculture

24 Nov 2021

An image of soil, roots and soil biodiversity

ISRR Medal Lecture on Root Research shines light into the dark world of roots and soil

23 Nov 2021

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Intercropping: exploitation of biodiversity benefits in arable fields

22 Nov 2021

British oak trees support a rich biodiversity (c) James Huttton Institute

Loss of tree species has cumulative impact on biodiversity

19 Nov 2021

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The James Hutton Institute is a well-respected and globally recognised research organisation delivering fundamental and applied science to drive the sustainable use of land and natural resources.

New research illustrates impact of Covid-19 pandemic on women in agriculture

24 Nov 2021
ISRR Medal Lecture on Root Research shines light into the dark world of roots and soil

23 Nov 2021
Intercropping: exploitation of biodiversity benefits in arable fields

22 Nov 2021
Loss of tree species has cumulative impact on biodiversity

19 Nov 2021

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The James Hutton Research Institute is the result of the merger in April 2011 of MLURI and SCRI. This merger formed a new powerhouse for research into food, land use, and climate change.