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Caithness SNN final meeting presentation slides: Fertiliser usage
Presentation slides on the topic of ‘Fertiliser Usage’ from the final Caithness SNN meeting
Read More >Caithness SNN final meeting – presentation slides: Soil pH & lime requirements
‘Soil pH & lime requirements’ presentation slides from the final Caithness SNN meeting
Read More >Caithness SNN final meeting presentation slides: Soil Structure, nutrients & drainage for grass
This is a copy of the ‘Soil structure, nutrients & drainage for grass production’ presentation as part of the final meeting of the Caithness SNN
Read More >The Downfield Story, Bob Prentice
Bob Prentice gave a unique insight into his journey into farming and creating an on farm processing business.
Read More >European Opportunities for New Entrants, Lee-Ann Sutherland
The audience could take some comfort in the knowledge that policy makers are interested in understanding the barriers into farming, as outlined by Lee-Ann Sutherland through 2 EU projects which she is involved with.
Read More >Brewing Brand Success and Other Food Stories, Kerry Alison
Kerry drew on years of industry and consultancy experience to remind delegates of the importance of marketing and promoting their brand in everything they do.
Read More >Damn Delicious, Michael Shannon
Michael Shannon gave an inspiring talk on his journey to owning his own farm and his own unique business and brand.
Read More >Glass (of milk) Half Full, Maureen Muldowney
Maureen Muldowney gave a presentation explaining an how various partnership agreements have built a successful dairy business.
Read More >Secret in Hens, Gordon Whiteford
Gordon Whiteford gave a presentation on how he started from nothing and now running a successful hen laying business and winning a farm tenancy.
Read More >Co-operating to Success, Jim Booth
Jim Booth, SAOS Ltd, delivered a presentation on the various forms and sizable opportunities provided by greater co-operation.
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