The James Hutton Institute Campuses

Balruddery Research Farm is an arable research station near Dundee specializing in sustainable cropping systems, greenhouse gas monitoring, and field-scale agricultural trials.

• Sustainable Cropping Systems
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Research
• Arable Crop Trials and Breeding
• Soil Health and Nutrient Management
• Precision Agriculture Technologies

The Craigiebuckler Campus in Aberdeen is a key hub for land use, soils, and socio-economic research, supporting interdisciplinary studies on natural resources and climate impacts.

• Land Use and Environmental Change
• Soil Forensics and Analysis
• Water Research and Hydrology
• Social Sciences in Agriculture
• Climate Change Adaptation

Glensaugh Research Farm is a specialist upland site dedicated to climate-positive farming, agroforestry, and long-term environmental monitoring in the Grampian foothills.

• Agroforestry and Sustainable Land Management
• Climate-Positive Farming Initiatives
• Livestock and Grassland Research
• Carbon Sequestration Studies
• Renewable Energy on Farms

The Invergowrie Campus serves as the primary Dundee site for The James Hutton Institute, focusing on crop science, plant breeding, and environmental research in a dedicated research environment.

• Crop Resilience and Sustainability
• Plant Sciences and Genetics
• Soil Science and Environmental Monitoring
• Fruit and Horticultural Research
• Bioinformatics and Genomics