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The impact of sustainable cropping on soil-borne diseases – a focus on Rhizoctonia…
A recent paper shows that a ‘switching penalty’ incurred by parasitoids searching for host aphids could explain stable coexistence of parasitism-resistant and -susceptible aphid phenotypes in the…
From the 20th to the 23rd of June 2019, the IPM@Hutton group ran a stand at the Royal Highland Show, Ingleston, in the James Hutton Institute marquee. Our members…
IPM@Hutton will be at the Royal Highland Show (June 20th-23rd)
Please come and visit us to hear all about our work on IPM in the James Hutton Institute…
IPM@Hutton will be at the Royal Highland Show (June 20th -23rd)
Come and hear all about our work on IPM in The James Hutton Institute Marque
Stand…
Over the latter half of 2018, the Integrated Pest and Disease Management Strategic Group (IPM@Hutton) and Centre for Sustainable Cropping at the James Hutton Institute invited representatives of a…
EU member states recently voted to widen the partial ban of three key neonicotinoid insecticides to cover all outdoor crops; putting pressure on growers to find alternative methods of pest control…
Presentations on: Integrated Pest Management of Potato at the Hutton - Jennie Brierley
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The James Hutton Institute presented aspects of their IPM research, including:
- Research on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for potatoes Ian Toth,…
