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  1. The UK food system is facing challenges due to its reliance on imports and cold chain infrastructure.
  2. Extreme weather conditions are straining the food infrastructure capacity in England.

Extreme weather impacts food production, and the James Hutton Institute is providing expertise on agricultural adaptation in England and Scotland.

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Extreme weather impacts food production, and the James Hutton Institute is providing expertise on agricultural adaptation in England and Scotland.

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  1. The University of Nottingham and James Hutton Institute are collaborating on the BARIToNE programme, researching challenges in Scottish barley production.Sub-event
  2. Institute provides expertise on agricultural adaptation amid extreme weather impacts on food production.1 source

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