Farming, crofting and climate change
NFU Scotland is hosting a webinar on Farming For 1.5°C Inquiry Report tomorrow evening, Tuesday February 23, at 6pm.
NFU Scotland is hosting a webinar on Farming For 1.5°C Inquiry Report tomorrow evening, Tuesday February 23, at 6pm.
‘Most within the Scottish farming and food sectors will view the trade deal with the EU as positive news at a time when the risk of a no deal Brexit was edging closer,’ said Sarah-Jane Laing, chief executive at Scottish Land and Estates.
Future agri-environment measures must enable farmers and crofters to play their key role in managing a significant majority of Scotland’s environmental interests, writes Environment and Land Use committee chairman, Angus MacFadyen, a hill farmer from near Oban.
These are scary and unprecedented times, but the job of farming does not stop. NFU Scotland director of policy Jonnie Hall looks at how the union is continuing its day job.
Farmers in Lochaber are invited to attend the final monitor farm meeting at Strone Farm on Thursday February 20.
The latest prices paid at he Luing Cattle Society annual sale and at Fort William.
NFUS members told it is business as usual after January 31.