Show(case), not just tell...

By Annemarie Gibson, Film ProducerCircamedia

SEFARI think a lot about how to get their research out to the right people and in the right form. As filmmakers so do we. Obviously we think film is the strongest form of communication and has the potential to really grab the public’s interest - showing is always much better than just telling.

Professor Mike Hutchings

I am Head of Animal and Veterinary Sciences in the Central Faculty and lead the Disease Systems research team.

I have a background in ecology and developed my disease systems approach through a Scottish Senior Research fellowship. My main areas of research are identifying, characterising and quantifying the key biological processes that drive disease persistence and spread in livestock production; in particular those that are sensitive to manipulation for the purpose of disease control.

Mike Hutchings

SRUC,

Roslin Institute Building,

Easter Bush,

Midlothian

EH25 9RG

Cereals in Practice 2018

Details of field demonstrations and indoor displays etc will be published in due course. Watch this space!

The event is being held at Saphock Farm which is located on the A920 between Oldmeldrum and Meikle Wartle. There will be a few event signs on the A920 - look out for these so you don't miss the turn off to Saphock Farm.

Registration is not currently open, official invites will come out later in the year, but if you would like to register your interest in attending please contact us using the details below.

14:45 - 18:30 - 5 July 2018

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Crop Protection in Northern Britain: The Dundee Conference

CPNB 2018 is organised by The Association for Crop Protection in Northern Britain, a non-profit making Registered Charity which brings together The James Hutton Institute, Scotland's Rural College, Scottish Agricultural Science Agency, SNH and the agricultural trade in Scotland. The programme can be found here.

27-28 February 2018 - 09.00

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The Centre for Sustainable Cropping: A long-term platform for research and innovation

The CSC is run by the James Hutton Institute and is the largest field-scale experiment at the institute, extending over 42 hectares and growing a variety of crops. It will also be the longest running experiment, since we aim to maintain the site for a minimum of 3 rotations (18+ years) to get a better understanding of the long-term impact of changes in how our crops are managed.

Dr Giles Innocent

I originally trained as a vet, but was less interested in treating individual animals, than in improving animal health and welfare in the population as a whole. I therefore moved sideways into veterinary epidemiology. In my present role I use a number of statistical and modelling techniques to make inferences from animal test and disease data, and determine the effect of various test and control strategies.
In a previous EPIC project, I have looked at data on E. coli O157 in calves, liver fluke in cattle, Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD), sheep scab and bovine TB.

Giles Innocent

BioSS
James Clerk Maxwell Building
Peter Guthrie Tait Road, The King's Buildings
Edinburgh
EH9 3FD

Dr Dave Bartley

Dave is a researcher at the Moredun Research Institute, and his current research interests focus on improving diagnostics and control strategies for nematode infections of ruminants.

Dave Bartley

Moredun
Pentland Science Park
Bush Loan
Penicuik
Midlothian
EH26 0PZ