The big picture: using wildflower strips for pest control
DENIS is an automated incubation system to measure emissions and study transformations of nutrients in soil. The system allows incubation of intact or repacked soil cores and measurements of gaseous emissions.
Rothamsted Research's North Wyke site hosts a 350ha beef and sheep farm and is home to the North Wyke Farm Platform National Capability.
A specialised facility that maintains a range of both indigenous and exotic insect species.
The new AfSIS dry spectroscopy lab is housed in the Lawes Open Innovation Hub on the RRes campus. It is part of the Rothamsted Centre for Research and Enterprise.
Drone based analysis plus the scanalyzer, a fully-automated, high throughput platform.
Rothamsted Research offers cereal transformation service to generate transgenic wheat plants for research purposes for both internal projects and external contracts.
The Horticultural and Controlled Environments are specialist plant growth and ancillary support facilities here at Rothamsted Research.
Rothamsted Research's bioimaging facility provides equipment and training dedicated to facilitate cutting-edge science through the provision of up to date and advanced imaging equipment and expertise in the life sciences.
Using NMR and MS techniques, Met-RO delivers a high throughput plant metabolomics facility that supports RRes research projects and is accessible to internal and external users.
Crop, soil and water analysis - the Harpenden facility provides a specialist agricultural analysis service in support of the research programmes of the Institute, collaborators, and external clients.
LIS provides print and online library services for Rothamsted employees across all sites as well as safeguarding Rothamsted's heritage collections.
Rothamsted Research holds the National Willow Collection, one of the largest ensembles of Salix germplasm in the world.
With remarkable prescience, Lawes and Gilbert retained samples of crops, soils, fertilisers and manures from the long-term experiments, dating back to the 1840s.
The Global Long-Term Agricultural Experiment Network (GLTEN) is a network of long-term agricultural experiments spanning five continents and representing numerous climates, environments, crop systems and farming practices.
The Insect Survey National Capability provides weekly bulletins designed to bring you up-to-date news on the distribution and abundance of pest aphids at a regional scale.
The Pathogen-Host Interaction database is an open access internet resources which provides information on pathogenicity, virulence and effector genes from different pathogens.
The Farm Platform National Capability Data Portal contains data for the Farm Platform at North Wyke in Devon and makes this available to both Rothamsted staff and the wider research community.
The electronic Rothamsted Archive (e-RA) provides a permanent managed database for secure storage of data from Rothamsted's Classical Experiments, the oldest, continuous agronomic experiments in the world.
Rothamsted Research has been involved with the terrestrial side of the UK Environmental Change Network (ECN) since 1992.
We have developed models and analytical tools through the course of our research which you are welcome to share - ROTHC, ROTHLIME, MOTOR, SPACSYS can be accessed here
Sirius is a wheat simulation model used in research by many scientists to understand crop responses to environmental variations and stress, and in practice by farmers to optimise water and N management.
LARS-WG is a computationally inexpensive tool to generate local-scale climate scenarios based on global climate models for impact assessments of climate change. LARS-WG has been used in more than 75 countries.
Farm Crap App Designed to help farmers make the most of their manure (slurry, farmyard manure and poultry litter). The free app contains 3 components; the calculator, the image library (to which you can add your own photos), and the record sheets. The calculator will determine the amount of crop-available key nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) within the manure at different spreading rates helping you decide how much to spread in order to meet the crop requirements.
Download the app for Android and Apple.
Contact: Robert Dunn
CROPROTECT is a web-based knowledge exchange system to provide farmers and agronomists with guidance on pest, weed and disease management, especially in situations where effective pesticides are not available and alternative approaches are required.
Contact for general enquiries: Laura Crook
Contact for disease information: Jon West
KnetMiner provides an easy to use, web interface to visualisation and data mining tools for the discovery and evaluation of candidate genes from large scale integrations of public and private data sets.
Contact: Keywan Hassani-Pak