James Hutton Institute

New research examines whether leading potato sprout suppressants risk damaging tubers

Researches have identified evidence of convergent selection, where unrelated or distantly related crop species evolve similarly to the same environmental pressures

Police Scotland is working with partners to showcase how soil samples can be used as potential forensic opportunities to help tackle rural crime across the country

Suntory Beverage & Food Great Britain and Ireland (SBF GB&I) announced on July 28, an investment of £920,000 over the next five years to continue its blackcurrant breeding programme with the James Hutton Institute

Event aims to facilitate the adoption of practices that enhance sustainability and resilience in farming

UK urged to consider Epichloë after successful adoption in New Zealand and US

Study could increase yields while reducing reliance on synthetic fertilisers

New research says early detection of pest population is key

Opportunity for growers to contribute to valuable research bodies

Use of mancozeb has helped protect UK crops, say experts