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Welcome to SCRI

SCRI is a Scottish success story. We are the bridge between rural production and urban wellbeing. We have an unrivalled track record of delivering innovative knowledge, products and services that enrich the Scottish and UK economies.

SCRI is active in 30 countries supporting sustainable development and the production of healthy, natural food. Learn more about SCRI.

Read about plans for Scotland's New Institute -
The James Hutton Institute

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Campion

Campion

Encouraging wildflowers like Campion in field margins can introduce natural predators and help keep pests down.

Campion

 

What's New

  • New roles for SCRI Director

    • Professor Peter Gregory has been appointed Chief Executive of East Malling Research (EMR) and will simultaneously take on the role of Professor of Global Food Security at the University of Reading.

  • SCRI - A history

    • A special history of SCRI was produced along with the 2010 Annual Report to mark the end of SCRI before it joined with Macaulay Land Use Research Institute in April 2011 to create The James Hutton Institute.

  • International Workshop on Barley Leaf Blights

    • Online booking is now open for the Fourth International Workshop on Barley Leaf Blights to be hosted in Dundee this June.

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SCRI Research

Biodiversity

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Preserving and utilising the variety of the world’s species.

Sustainability

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Designing arable systems for food security and a healthy environment.

Climate Change

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Effective responses to the impacts of environmental change.

Wealthier and Healthier

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Working to improve prosperity and health through better food.