SASA
@ScotGovSASA
Providing scientific advice, services, research and training to support Scottish agriculture and the environment.
ID:740916429252362240
http://www.sasa.gov.uk 09-06-2016 14:40:17
6,9K Tweets
1,5K Followers
247 Following
There's many ways to be a good #planthealthcitizen ✅By sourcing our plants responsibly: choose reputable nurseries & UK suppliers 🛍️For some helpful tips check out👉‘Buying Responsibly with Pippa Greenwood’ tinyurl.com/34yf9v5f Pippa Greenwood Defra UK #planthealthweek
Do you have experience providing laboratory support?
SASA are recruiting a Bacteriologist in #Edinburgh to perform testing of potatoes and plants for bacterial diseases.
Learn more: ow.ly/q8j950Rc4GH
#CivilServiceJobs #ScienceJobs #LabJobs
Great ION_BRU talk from Alan McCluskey Alan McCluskey from SASA looking at metabarcoding of honey from Annan Academy bee club using Oxford Nanopore sequencing through a The Royal Society partner grant 🐝 🍯 🧬 #STEM
Our Updating Event in Scotland has now been confirmed
🗓️22 May 2024,
📌SASA, Roddinglaw Road, Edinburgh, EH12 9FJ
Places are limited on 2024 events, so please book by emailing [email protected]
#UpdatingEvents #AmenityForum
Scotland’s #Wildlife Incident Investigation Scheme Quarterly Report data for 2018 and 2023 updated PAW Scotland #SASAChemistry #Pesticides sasa.gov.uk/animal-poisoni…
New report presents the results of a survey of rodenticide use on arable farms in Scotland in 2022 #rodenticides #arable #pesticideusage gov.scot/isbn/978183521…
Can Potato Cyst Nematodes be effectively controlled by the introduction of resistant varieties?
A joint project between MathsStats@Strath and SASA
Student applications are now invited for the 10-weeks summer project funded by British Society for Plant Pathology
bspp.org.uk/funds/vacation…
James Price James Price introduces PCN Action PCN Action Scotland which is a collaborative network that aims to research all aspects of Potato Cyst Nematode, which is a real threat to UK potato industry.
pcnhub.ac.uk
New paper by #SASAWildifeManegement finds that rules governing rodenticide use have not reduced non-target exposure in foxes #wildlife #foxes #rodenticides tinyurl.com/275fsjcm
Research on reports of badger predation on lambs on Scottish farms has found foxes were most likely responsible. Responding to growing concerns in the farming sector, the study was carried out by SASA, NatureScot, NFU Scotland & Scottish Land & Estates: nature.scot/foxes-most-lik…