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The James Hutton Institute is inviting those keen to learn about the future of agriculture to a Climate-Positive Farming Taster Day at Glensaugh Research Farm on Wednesday 23 September.
Researchers at The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s pre‑eminent interdisciplinary research institute for sustainable land, crop and nature management, have produced a practice guide for assessing the types of value associated with nature.
Potatoes in Practice returns on 13th August, bringing together growers, researchers, processors and industry experts to share innovations that can help drive the industry forward
Professor Maria Nijnik has been granted a Distinguished Service Award for her significant contributions to furthering the scientific, technical, and organizational aims of the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO).
The Craigiebuckler campus of The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s pre‑eminent interdisciplinary research institute for sustainable land, crop and nature management, is set to act as the main hub for a city-wide BioBlitz in Aberdeen next month.
The James Hutton Institute has been tasked with coordinating a €5.94 million (£5.07 million) effort to improve the monitoring, reporting and verification of non-CO2 greenhouse gases from agriculture.
The James Hutton Institute is set to lead a new €6 million (£5.1 million) project which aims to bring more young people into careers in farming – working with AI, videogames and young farmer ambassadors.
The James Hutton Institute is set to play a key role in a major international digitisation initiative that will document Scotland’s biodiversity
A new study by The James Hutton Institute and DePaul University in Chicago has confirmed unseen benefits to furniture reuse, which go beyond helping the environment.
Hutton researchers announce a new research project to develop a clear UK-wide roadmap for using DNA technology to improve the detection and monitoring of harmful plant pests and pathogens.
