Now available: October 2020 issue of Hutton Highlights

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The latest issue of Hutton Highlights, our quarterly review showing how Hutton science is driving the sustainable use of land and natural resources, is now available from our Hutton Highlights [1] pages.

Read in our October 2020 issue:

• Wastewater testing trial examines potential to monitor spread of COVID-19
• Climate change may put Scottish private water supplies at risk of running dry
• Not seeing the carbon for the trees? Mapping net change in carbon from afforestation in Scotland
• New research on the impacts of COVID-19 on UK food and nutrition security
• Hyperspectral imaging for sustainable, more productive crops
• Pick of the bunch: first crop of climate-resilient blackcurrants
• Climate-positive spirit family grows
• Seaweeds' antiviral properties under the spotlight
• Soil carbon development for Scottish farmers
• Groundbreaking research to develop soil carbon sequestration monitoring system
• Unravelling blackleg and nematode interactions in potato crops
• Watch and listen to learn how to make intercropping work for you
• Genetic discovery sheds light on barley crops' sodium tolerance
• New version of Germinate launched
• Glen Mor: disease-resistant raspberry introduced at Fruit for the Future 2020
• Plus much more!

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