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Hold It There: Optimising Nature-Based Flood Storage in Rural Catchments

Flooding is becoming more frequent as rainfall intensifies, prompting growing interest in nature-based approaches that work with the landscape to slow, store and filter water. Temporary storage areas are small features that capture and temporarily hold runoff, typically in rural upper parts of a catchment, before slowly releasing it. However, there is limited evidence on how to design these measures so they perform reliably during large storm events.

Scoping a route to a locally driven approach to agricultural research in Orkney - Short Report

Scoping a route to a locally driven approach to agricultural research in Orkney - Full Report

Arable Futures

24th February 2026 - 09:40 - 16:30

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Mixing it up - Mainstreaming crop mixtures in Scottish/UK and European farming (ENRA 2025 poster)

Growing crop mixtures can increase yields, reduce input costs and support biodiversity. We have identified species/variety combinations, management conditions, and machinery adaptations that optimise these benefits from crop mixtures. This work has direct impact on farming practice and uptake by Scottish farmers through >50 collaborative trials to grow mixtures on farms across Scotland. By working with farmers to design and monitor trials, we are quantifying mixture performance relative to monocrops and demonstrating the technical feasibility of mixture cropping.

Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Visit with the Scotia Agriculture Group

Introduction
Those involved

A Visit of the Aberdeen Cropping Experimental Platform

Introduction

RESAS Science, Evidence and Policy Conference - 2025

The event will be hosted by Professor Mathew Williams, Chief Scientific Adviser for Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture (ENRA) and will feature keynote addresses, breakout sessions, panel debate, networking and posters.

Objectives of the event:

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Collaborate to Innovate - A Workshop on Ticks and Tick-Borne Diseases

Ticks are external blood-sucking parasites that feed on a variety of hosts including livestock, wildlife and humans. The most common tick in the UK is the sheep tick (Ixodes [I.] ricinus) which is indiscriminate, feeding on a wide range of hosts, from birds to small and large mammals, including humans, whereas many other species of ticks feed more selectively on specific animal species.

AI Assisted Animal Biosecurity Advice Tool - Project Report

An online tool is being developed using artificial intelligence to provide convenient access to biosecurity advice for farmers. Initial development and testing of the proof of concept has produced a shiny app

Available at: https://epidemiology.sruc.ac.uk/shiny/apps/bitesize-biosecurity/

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