Food & Farming Hustings: The Voters Who Feed & Steward Scotland

Book event
Organised by the Scottish Agroecology Partnership on behalf of many of Soil Association Scotland’s collective members and the wider public.

Join a number of organisations from the Scottish Agroecology Partnership at Bowhouse (Fife) for a Food and Farming Hustings rooted in the real, day-to-day realities of running profitable, sustainable rural businesses.

Hosted sessions with Pam Brunton (Inver Restaurant) and Jock Gibson (Edinvale Farm), plus Q&A.

Submit questions by email (up to 24hrs before) to nim.kibbler@nffn.org.uk, in writing on arrival, or live on the night.

Soil Association Scotland are bringing together the voters who feed Scotland – farmers, crofters, growers, and food producers – to discuss the realities of running profitable, sustainable rural businesses in today’s economic and ecological climate.

This isn’t a standard hustings. It’s rooted in the day-in, day-out practical reality of Scottish food and farming – what it takes to keep rural enterprises viable, resilient, delivering for nature and our communities.