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FAS TV S6 Episode 6
On this week’s FAS TV, we’re back at Easter Howgate to hear how the team’s proactive approach to herd health planning combined with a rigorous testing regime for Johne’s disease has improved the health and productivity of the Easter Howgate herd. We also hear from SRUC Veterinary Services Manager Helen Carty, who is part of the Scottish Johne’s Disease Working Group, on the benefits of joining a health scheme as well as discussing tackling Johne’s disease.
FAS TV covers a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
In the latest episode of Rural Roundup, George Chalmers and Tiffany Stephenson discuss opportunities for those looking to enter agriculture through services and schemes, whilst also discussing succession for those who may be ready to think about passing on the reigns, and identifying specialist advice funding and resources to support people on their journey wherever they may be.
FAS TV S6 Episode 6
On this week’s FAS TV, we’re back at Easter Howgate to hear how the team’s proactive approach to herd health planning combined with a rigorous testing regime for Johne’s disease has improved the health and productivity of the Easter Howgate herd. We also hear from SRUC Veterinary Services Manager Helen Carty, who is part of the Scottish Johne’s Disease Working Group, on the benefits of joining a health scheme as well as discussing tackling Johne’s disease.
FAS TV is a weekly agricultural show which recreates traditional on-farm visits.
Designed for farmers and crofters, each episode delivers technical messages in a digestible format, with real farmers demonstrating advice in practice.
Events
- 23 Jul ITN: Farming in Woodlands – Managing Pigs in a Young Woodland
- 24 Jul Border Union Show 2026
- 24 Jul Livestock Benchmarking for Remote and Small Farm Businesses – Arran
- 25 Jul Sutherland Agricultural Show
- 27 Jul Soil Association: Organic Arable in Practice at Balmakewan
- 28 Jul Biodiversity Audit Workshop – Orkney
- 29 Jul Livestock Benchmarking for Remote and Small Farm Businesses – West Kilbride
- 29 Jul Shetland Kale – Preserving Scotland’s Oldest Vegetable Variety
- 29 Jul Beef Calving Efficiency Roadshow – Wester Ross
- 30 Jul Livestock Traceability Pop Up Stand – Ayr
Events
- 23 Jul ITN: Farming in Woodlands – Managing Pigs in a Young Woodland
- 24 Jul Border Union Show 2026
- 24 Jul Livestock Benchmarking for Remote and Small Farm Businesses – Arran
- 25 Jul Sutherland Agricultural Show
- 27 Jul Soil Association: Organic Arable in Practice at Balmakewan
- 28 Jul Biodiversity Audit Workshop – Orkney
- 29 Jul Livestock Benchmarking for Remote and Small Farm Businesses – West Kilbride
- 29 Jul Shetland Kale – Preserving Scotland’s Oldest Vegetable Variety
- 29 Jul Beef Calving Efficiency Roadshow – Wester Ross
- 30 Jul Livestock Traceability Pop Up Stand – Ayr
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