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Growing beans before barley could cut farming’s environmental footprint

Field Beans Cut Fertiliser Use, Boost Barley Yield Long-term study reveals environmental benefits and productivity gains for cereal rotations Long-term research from The James Hutton Institute, working with the University of Galway, has demonstrated that incorporating field beans into cereal rotations can reduce fertiliser use, lower environmental impacts, and in most years studied, increase the […]
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Aberdeen Business News broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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