With changes arriving in both policy and market demand it is likely that, whatever your system looks like now, it will look different in a couple of years. EFA changes in particular mean that many systems will need to change. However, the needs of every farm and farmer are different.
The Arable+ series aims to provide you with real-world examples and lab-led insights about the different methods being used by farmers across Scotland. By reviewing these different examples you will be able to make a cost-benefit decision about your own system, and your own next steps.
Attendees will learn:
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What methods are being applied
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Where they’re working
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Why that is
Methods covered will include:
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Cover crops and green manures
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Introducing livestock
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Potential opportunities for pulses and niche crops
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Is it time to revisit your rotation?
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Establishment methods and timings
Each event will have a local flavour as well, focusing not just on the broader picture but what is being done in your specific region, with case studies and field-labs available to help you get as clear a picture as possible.
This series will culminate in a meeting later in the year where attendees will get a chance to share ideas, concerns, and solutions with one another. Building a wide support network that will help everyone involved better manage their business through the coming changes.
Now taking bookings for our Scottish Borders event on 10th December 2025. Click the link below for more information
Upcoming Events
Dates and Venues to be confirmed for Aberdeenshire. Please fill in the forms below to register your interest.
Register your Interest: Arable+ Series - Aberdeenshire
With changes arriving in both policy and market demand it is likely that, whatever your system looks like now, it will look different in a couple of years. EFA changes in particular mean that many systems will need to change. However, the needs of every farm and farmer are different. The Arable+ series aims to provide you with real-world examples and lab-led insights about the different methods being used by farmers across Scotland. By reviewing these different examples you will be able to make a cost-benefit decision about your own system, and your own next steps.
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