Cards stacked in industry’s favour, says NFUS president
‘As I look towards 2021, it is not about the cards we have been dealt on Brexit, trade deals, policy or weather.’
The Zoom event on Friday December 18 will include a stand up routine with Fred MacAulay followed by some light hearted chat and banter.
Unsolicited packets sent through the post may be linked to scam that could threaten plant health
The call comes after the Scottish Land Commission (SLC) published an interim report on Regional Land Use Partnerships (RLUPs).
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.
NFUS members told it is business as usual after January 31.
Extreme weather events are in the news, climate change is high on the political agenda and agriculture is seen by some as a major contributor. Responsible agriculture is part of the solution writes NFUS vice-president Charlie Adam.
The AGM will take place tomorrow (Friday January 10), starting at 11am in Tarbert Bowling Club.
Balance sheet remains strong with net assets increasing by £91,000 to £3.06 million.
There will be no successful climate change process without the involvement and contribution of the agriculture sector writes NFUS climate change policy manager Ruth Taylor after returning from COP25.