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Rothamsted Research
About
Rothamsted is the longest running agricultural research station in the world, providing cutting-edge science and innovation for nearly 170 years.
Its mission is to deliver knowledge and new practices to increase crop productivity and quality and to develop environmentally sustainable solutions for food and energy production.
No single approach can deliver sustainable agriculture with high productivity and value. A broad perspective that encompasses the whole plant system is needed and a careful balance of approaches is required. Rothamsted integrates biotechnology with other areas of science such as agronomy and agro-ecology so both existing and new knowledge can be implemented through agricultural practice.
Its strength therefore lies in an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to research in plant and soil science.
Contact them at innovation(@)rothamsted.ac.uk and find them on Twitter at @Rothamsted.
In the News
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ATW 2025: Harnessing Nature – Exploring Carbon Removal Solutions
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Celebrating Agri-Tech Week 2025!
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Precision Breeding regulations signed into law by UK Government
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Technologies for Animal Welfare
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ATW 2024: Surveillance and Monitoring in Plant Protection
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Resistance 2024: a showcase of UK and global pesticide resistance research
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Sustainability in Action ECIF Conference – The Future of Farming
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Rothamsted Research study warns of glyphosate ban trade-offs
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Lettus Grow: Innovate UK backs collaborative project linking AI with automation & control to improve indoor farming sustainability
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Rothamsted Research: Potential of soils to sequester carbon is being seriously overestimated
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ATW23: Gene editing and genetic modification
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Launch of world’s first Crop Microbiome CryoBank
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Looking forward to Agri-TechE Week 2023
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Rothamsted Research Blog: Seven Things We’ve Learnt From The World’s Oldest Experiment
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Food, Farming and Nature Conservation consensus at Groundswell
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Niab: New research set to increase carbon capture through cropping
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Members at Cereals 2023
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First field trial of genome-edited wheat a success, ahead of Precision Breeding Bill
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ROTHAMSTED JOINS LEAF’S NETWORK OF INNOVATION CENTRES
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GLOBAL WHEAT PRODUCTION CAN BE DOUBLED, SHOWS STUDY
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New model makes it easier to predict GHG emissions in different livestock grazing systems
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Crops more vulnerable to weeds now than in 1843
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On-farm fertiliser production comes out of a box
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Gene boost in battle against black-grass
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