Could a Hidden Fungus Be the Future of UK Farming?
15 May 2025, UK: Scientists at The James Hutton Institute have found that a fungus hiding inside common grasses could play a
Read More15 May 2025, UK: Scientists at The James Hutton Institute have found that a fungus hiding inside common grasses could play a
Read More06 May 2025, UK: The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that Dr Ian Archer has been appointed Commercial Director of
Read More11 April 2025, UK: The project aims to identify nutritionally superior and yield-stable oat varieties through a combination of experimental and on-farm
Read More08 March 2025, UK: Land managers across the UK are being asked to share their experience of bracken treatment methods, following the
Read More21 February 2025, UK: The James Hutton Institute is delighted to announce that sustainable dye developer SeaDyes has joined the Hutton as
Read More17 February 2025, UK: A new study published in the prestigious journal Nature Genetics has again highlighted The James Hutton Institute as
Read More24 January 2025, UK: The James Hutton Institute, in partnership with local hosts, has organised a series of workshops to gain
Read MoreThe James Hutton Institute has announced that following a competitive tendering process, Green Cat Contracting has been chosen to deliver
Read More26 November 2024, UK: Farmers are using animals to control bracken without chemicals while saving costs and restoring habitats, in a
Read More25 October 2024, UK: The James Hutton Institute has embarked on a ground-breaking five-year project focused on tackling the economic issues plaguing
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