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Arable Scotland 2024

‘Arable farming in a new era’ is the theme of this year’s Arable Scotland, Scotland’s leading field event for knowledge exchange in arable farming. Bringing together the key players in arable production, from farmers to distillers and exporters; the event will discuss industry issues and demonstrate innovative and sustainable farming. This year’s programme will feature: Exhibits showcasing the latest farming innovations and solutions Engaging 'Arable Conversations' for knowledge sharing with farmers, researchers, industry and policy Machinery demonstrations and technological advancements

BSAS Conference 2024

This year’s conference theme: Climate change is evident, hunger prevails and biodiversity is declining. Livestock have an important role in the economy of many countries, often underpinning the health of ecosystems. However, local and global intensity poses pressures on many environmental outcomes especially water and air quality and biodiversity. BSAS 2024 will debate how these pressures can be alleviated and establish the future role for livestock. SEFARI's involvement: SEFARI Gateway is an event silver sponsor and we are organising a session titled ‘Controlling parasites in a changing world

Estimating the nutrient value of agricultural products - Outlining Slides - Benjamin JJ McCormick

Slides outlining the Fellowship project 'estimating the nutrient value of agricultural products' - Benjamin JJ McCormick

Careers and skills for a future climate

Innovative Knowledge Exchange project slides for 'careers and skills for a future climate'

What can young people's social connections tell us about their migration patterns in rural Scotland?

Introduction: While migration is an integral part of rural communities, little is known about how social networks and community relations shape mobility decisions (e.g., return, outmigration, or stay in) and more widely the experiences of rural living. Such understandings are important in the case of young people who remain central to demographic and social changes and their role in rural livelihoods is crucial to rural futures. Framed within the National Islands Plan (2019), Scotland’s Population Strategy (2021) along with Action to Address Depopulation (2024), our project explores the level

SEFARI Education Booklet 2024

This booklet is dedicated to sharing science education resources created across SEFARI which cover a variety of Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture (ENRA) topics, are free to access, and were designed on the premise that learning is for everyone.

Supporting a “source-to-sea” management with multiple benefits for nature and communities

A SEFARI Gateway Specialist Advisory Group project on “Source-to-Sea” - kick-off meeting (Aug 2023) slides

The Spark - SEFARI Gateway's Newsletter - March 2024

The 5th edition of The Spark, SEFARI Gateway’s newsletter, a monthly update on the latest research developments from the Scottish Government’s Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture (ENRA) strategic research programme.

Your Planet Your Future

Sowing Seeds for the Next generation Careers for People and the Environment The James Hutton Institute was represented by the Hydro Nation International Centre, the Centre of Expertise for Waters and us (HNIC/ CREW/ SEFARI Gateway) under the Scottish Alliance for Geoscience Environment and Society ( SAGES) umbrella and we highlighted the importance of water as a limited resource through a exhibits and a quiz. Posters were displayed, on the hydrological cycle and how different sectors such as agriculture, industry and society impact on water quantity and quality. There was a particular emphasis

Developing a novel vaccine to protect sheep from chlamydial abortion

The bacterial pathogen Chlamydia abortus is responsible for causing the disease ovine enzootic abortion (OEA), also known as enzootic abortion of ewes (EAE). It is the most common infectious cause of reproductive loss (causing abortion usually in the last three weeks of pregnancy) in sheep in Scotland and the UK, as well as being common throughout the world. The disease can be controlled using two types of commercial vaccines (based on the live and inactivated pathogen), although there are safety and other issues with both types reducing their effectiveness (efficacy). In a bid to produce a

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