Have your say on the risks of plant pests and pathogens for habitat creation and restoration
10 October 2021, UK: Researchers from the James Hutton Institute are seeking views from anyone involved in habitat restoration or creation, from
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James Hutton Institute welcomes Defra announcement on gene editing
“Gene editing techniques allow the breeding of new crops more quickly, which is essential to mitigate the challenges posed by
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Hutton bioinformatics support BOLD action for future food security and climate resilience
30 September 2021, UK: Bioinformaticians at the James Hutton Institute are supporting a 10-year, US$58m initiative launched by the Crop
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Future proofing your business: Women farmers from across Europe to exchange experiences
20 September 2021, UK: Agricultural resilience is critical across Europe, but how can individual farms ensure they are ‘future proofed’? This
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NEWBIE project: what are the main issues facing new entrants to farming?
14 September 2021, Europe: Researchers from the James Hutton Institute are seeking views from farmers and farming professionals from across Europe
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Arable Farmers – how do you react to risk?
09 September 2021, UK: Researchers from the James Hutton Institute and the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research are calling on arable farmers from
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Seaweed feed researcher shortlisted for prestigious KTP leadership award
07 September 2021, UK: David Beattie, a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) researcher exploring how seaweed-based feeds can help achieve benefits
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Shortlist announced for Nature of Scotland Awards 2021
“The shortlist represents a cross-section of businesses, charities, the public sector and individuals working towards conserving the country’s unique wildlife
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Action needed now to tackle the climate emergency
03 September 2021, UK: As the eyes of the world turn to Glasgow for the upcoming COP26, the James Hutton Institute
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Support to protect Scotland’s coastlines
27 August 2021, UK: An estimated £1.2 billion of Scotland’s buildings, transport infrastructure, cultural and natural heritage may be at
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