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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...
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...
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
Plant Health Centre of Expertise - Ian Toth
...The James Hutton Institute presented aspects of their IPM research, including:
- Research on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) for potatoes Ian Toth, Alison Lees,...
