Events
Due to precautions to control the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), until further notice all face-to-face Farm Advisory Service events are cancelled. Events may be available as webinars that you can participate in remotely, so please check our events page for more details. Our Advice Line remains open for calls, and we will also continue to update this website with new video, podcast, written outputs, including how you can make your business more resilient to the impacts of COVID-19.
The Scottish Farm Advisory Service runs a range of free events across the country. Our events are a great way to pick up free advice and guidance, and also give you the opportunity to meet other people from across the agricultural community to share ideas and network.
WiA Inverness-shire Nutrition – the basics Webinar 2
Time: 8:00 pm
This webinar has been organised in response to requests from the Inverness-shire Women in Agriculture Group. In Part 2, we will be covering more of the basics of nutrition…
Are you experiencing resistance to anthelmintics in your sheep? Would you like to reduce their use? Join the Soil Association online with experts Spiridoula Athanasiadou and Caroline Chylinski of Scotland’s…
How to tell a positive farming story In today’s digital world it is important to have the ability to use social media to tell our business’s story, engage in healthy…
Cereal Trials Webinar Series – Winter & Spring Barley
Time: 10:00 am
During this series of webinars, we will bring you leading industry experts and give you a virtual tour of SRUC’s Cereal Trial Plots at both Cauldshiel, East Lothian & Drumalbin, Lanarkshire. These sites have been used for trial plots for a number of years and allow geographical comparisons with different levels of disease challenges.
Cereal Trials Webinar Series – Winter Wheat
Time: 10:00 am
During this series of webinars, we will bring you leading industry experts and give you a virtual tour of SRUC’s Cereal Trial Plots at both Cauldshiel, East Lothian & Drumalbin, Lanarkshire. These sites have been used for trial plots for a number of years and allow geographical comparisons with different levels of disease challenges.
How to tell a positive farming story In today’s digital world it is important to have the ability to use social media to tell our business’s story, engage in healthy…
Arable Scotland 2020 – Invergowrie
Venue: Balruddery FarmTime: 8:30 am
Arable Scotland – all new and online, Thursday 2nd July 2020 Coming to screens large and small In recognition of the developing COVID-19 situation, Arable Scotland 2020 will move to…
How to tell a positive farming story In today’s digital world it is important to have the ability to use social media to tell our business’s story, engage in healthy…
How to tell a positive farming story In today’s digital world it is important to have the ability to use social media to tell our business’s story, engage in healthy…
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