Events
The Scottish Farm Advisory Service runs a range of free events, both online and in-person.
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. If the event is a webinar then you’re attending as a viewer only but if it’s a meeting then the video conference software we use means that, should you want to, you can switch your camera on and interact with other attendees.
Financial Management: Robust Business For The Future – Stranraer
Time: 6:30 pm
Delivered in partnership with an accountant, lawyer, and bank manager, this workshop builds on the three that have come before it. Now that you have a stronger understanding of how your farm accounts and admin function, you can start to identify opportunities and which parts of your business are ripe for future development.
Sustainable Beef Systems Finishing Strong: Nutrition Webinar
Time: 7:00 pmSustainable Beef Systems is back this autumn and winter for series three. Focusing on finishing cattle, our three part webinar series will cover nutrition, health and marketing. Feed is the…
Carbon Audits for Crofters – Bettyhill
Time: 11:00 am
A free practical workshop session on everything you need to know, so you can complete your carbon audit.
Mallaig Common Grazing: Smarter Management & Financial Know-How – Part A
Time: 6:30 pm
Are you a Clerk, Treasurer, Common Grazing Committee member, or a shareholder in a Common? Then don’t miss this practical evening session designed to help you manage your Common Grazing with confidence and clarity.
WIA Western Isles: Sheep-feet Care
Time: 6:30 pm
Western Isles Women in Agriculture. When it comes to foot care in sheep. Are you confident in identifying lameness and in how to treat?
Walking & talking trees: Winter management of a young woodland with Phil Knott
Time: 10:00 am
Integrating Trees Network Event: Join us with Phil as he introduces us to the award winning Wildlife Croft and its highly productive 3.8 ha. We’ll hear how the croft has expanded and diversified its existing woodland by planting locally sourced, native trees, alongside fruit trees, hedges, shrubs, wildflower meadows and ponds, to create a resilient mixed-age woodland and a haven for biodiversity.
Monitor Farm Scotland Event: NORTH Discussing The Undiscussabull
Time: 9:30 am
Whether you’re navigating succession now or planning for the future, these workshops will help build understanding, trust, and clarity within your family and business.
Sheep Housing: A Focus on Slatted Flooring
Time: 10:00 am
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore the benefits of slatted housing as a solution for wintering and intensive management of sheep.
AHDB – Cover crops that work: Lessons from a Scottish field
Join AHDB for an informative morning focused on the benefits of using cover crops in a Scottish farming system. Whether you’re new to cover crops or looking to refine your…
Financial Management: Farm Admin – Ayr
Time: 6:30 pm
Understanding the ins and outs of your farm administration plays an important role in ensuring your business is future-proof and financially resilient.
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