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Professor Christine Watson at the new SRUC research site with the different soils samples (Pic: Ross Johnston) An Aberdeen crop trial field which has been providing Britain’s farmers with vital scientific data for 60 years is being dug up and transported a mile along the road. Around 450 tonnes of soil – the equivalent of 90 full-grown elephants – is being taken by tractor and trailer from Woodlands Field at Craibstone to a pre-prepared field nearby to 'preserve the unique historical legacy of the soil’s management'. The soil will be used for new research to better understand the relationships between acidity, carbon and nutrient dynamics and help design agricultural systems with lower greenhouse gas emissions.
KinellarAberdeenshireUnited-kingdomScotlandPaul-hallettScott-campbellNeil-campbellChristine-watsonScotland-rural-collegeUniversity-of-aberdeenRural-collegeWoodlands-fieldMore than a dozen north-east schools expected to be over capacity by 2025
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Kemnay Academy is expected to reach 141% over capacity by 2025.
A number of schools across the north-east are expected to be over capacity by 2025, a new report has stated.
Aberdeenshire Council’s education and children’s services committee is to discuss a report updating councillors on the progress of the local authority’s learning estate when it meets next Thursday.
The most recent pupil census carried out last year has shown there are 20,971 primary school children, and 15,160 secondary pupils across the region.
There are 33 fewer primary pupils from the year before, and it is the third year that overall primary pupil numbers have fallen.
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