The SSCR Members Winter Meeting aims to serve as a late-afternoon, informal, and social (‘high-tea’) opportunity for members to meet face-2-face and discuss the activities of the Society. It is also an important opportunity for the Management Committee and Trustee’s to hear directly the perspectives of its members - since these are critical to informing future applied-research goals.
The James Hutton Institute is inviting the local community to its new, state-of-the-art Hutton Hub. The Hutton Hub The multi-million-pound
Arable Scotland launches a new initiative to share insights, challenges and aspirations across the Scottish arable farming sector, Arable Futures.
The SSCR is a non-profit society that connects researchers, farmers, agronomists, and industry professionals to advance crop research and sustainable
The Edinburgh Science Festival has launched its 2026 programme under this year’s theme, Going Global, running from Saturday 4 to Sunday 19
The Edinburgh Science Festival has launched its 2026 programme under this year’s theme, Going Global, running from Saturday 4 to Sunday 19
The Edinburgh Science Festival has launched its 2026 programme under this year’s theme, Going Global, running from Saturday 4 to Sunday 19
Join our James Hutton Tercentenary celebrations, we’re pleased to invite you to a talk by Ray Perman. “Who was James
Celebrating Fascination of Plants Day Plant Power 2026 is part of the eighth international Fascination of Plants Day,
Join Professor Colin Campbell, Chief Executive, The James Hutton Institute while he traces James Hutton’s life and intellectual development.
Potatoes in Practice will take place on Thursday 13th August 2026 at The James Hutton Institute, Balruddery Farm in Invergowrie, DD2 5LJ. Hosted
About the Summer School The ESSA Summer School 2026 will take place from Monday 17 to Friday 21 August 2026 at The James
