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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

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Potatoes in Practice

Potatoes in Practice

Potatoes in Practice is the premier potato field event in the UK and will be held at SCRI on 13 August 2009.

 

What's New

  • Chief Executive named for Scotland’s new research institute
  • A leading Scots scientist – currently working in Australia – has been named as the Chief Executive designate to lead Scotland’s new, crop, food and land use research organisation.

  • £1.8 million funding boost for SCRI
  • Innovative research and development projects at SCRI that will lead to more sustainable crops and new more resistant varieties of soft fruit, potato and barley have been awarded over £1.8 million funding from the Technology Strategy Board.

  • Technology on show at Scottish cereals event
  • This year’s Cereals in Practice (CiP) event, hosted by SCRI, will be focusing in part on new advances in commercial barley breeding powered by technology originally used in human genome studies.

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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.