What's New
Episode 11
Reducing carbon, improving efficiency & exploring diversification
Throughout 2021, 25 episodes of FAS TV will cover a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
Episode 11
Reducing carbon, improving efficiency & exploring diversification
Throughout 2021, 25 episodes of FAS TV will cover a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
Events
- 29 Jul What To Expect From A Land Based Inspection
- 5 Aug Health is your Wealth: Doug Avery – Discovering your Talents. Growing your Wellbeing
- 10 Aug Crops and Soils Focus Group – South West
- 11 Aug Women in Agriculture, Argyll: Motivate & Inspire
- 12 Aug Health is your Wealth: Laura Hancock – Enhance the Tools of your Trade
- 19 Aug Forage for Profit Discussion Group
- 19 Aug Health is your Wealth: Laura Hancock – Adapt Movement, Improve Performance
- 24 Aug Women in Agriculture, Morayshire – Benchmarking: Where Does Your Money Go?
- 25 Aug Croft and Small Farms: Alright Hen?aber
Events
- Common Grazings Development – Knock
- 29 May Upland habitats and impact of herbivores – Jura ** Fully booked **
- 26 Jun Integrated pest management farm walk, Angus
- 27 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Wigtownshire
- 27 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Aberdeenshire
- 27 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Argyll
- 27 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Morayshire
- 28 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Inverness
- 28 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Caithness
- 28 Jun Women in agriculture June/July 2018 – Lanarkshire
Halal consumers eat more meat per capita than the…
Halal consumers eat more meat per capita than the…
Following the ending of the approval to use Asulam for bracken control on 31 December 2012, temporary annual arrangements have been put in place to allow the use of Asulam to continue in 2021.
Following the ending of the approval to use Asulam for bracken control on 31 December 2012, temporary annual arrangements have been put in place to allow the use of Asulam to continue in 2021.
