Events
Responding to Extremes: Inverness Managing Changing Weather
Time: 12:30 pm
Join us as we examine how changing weather patterns are impacting Scottish farming, from spring droughts to periods of flooding, and what this means for day-to-day farm management. This event…
Common Grazing: Smarter Management & Financial Know-How – Applecross Part 2
Time: 6:30 pm
Join us for part 2 of these informative, informal and enjoyable meetings. Held over two evenings, we will look at the responsibilities of hard-working committee members and different financial scenarios, so you can keep your Common Grazing running smoothly.
Crofting Discussion Group – Uist
Time: 7:00 pm
Join us for our Uist Crofting Discussion Group meetings. With lots going on in our sector, local discussion groups are a great way to come together to share experience and…
Responding to Extremes: Stonehaven Water Planning on Farm
Time: 10:00 am
Come along to explore how to build resilience to drought in farming systems by improving soil health, implementing rainwater collection, and managing grasslands effectively. This event offers an opportunity to…
Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Dumfries
Time: 11:00 am
This practical, hands-on workshop is designed to help farmers optimise soil and nutrient management to improve efficiency, lower emissions, and reduce costs in the face of rising fertiliser prices. Key…
Preparing for the Future – Turriff: Enhanced Greening
Time: 7:00 pm
January 1st 2026 saw the introduction of Enhanced Greening. What does this mean for you and your business? Do you need to make any changes at all? Do you need…
Making the most of a Carbon Audit: Turning insights into action
Time: 10:00 amA Soil Association Scotland Event. You may have completed a carbon audit in the last 5 years, but have you since used the results?
Responding to Extremes: Stirling Forage & Disease Management
Time: 10:30 am
Join us as we examine how changing weather patterns are impacting Scottish farming. From spring droughts to periods of flooding, these conditions influence how farms are managed. This event will…
Argyll WIA – Fit to Farm?
Time: 10:30 am
Join us for our Happy Wee Day Out, where we will discuss the benefits of exercise, postural and pelvic health and goal setting. Led by experienced instructors, we will also learn strength development and yoga, to ensure we leave calm, centred and renewed, ready for 2026!
Poultry Health for Smallholders – Supporting Grower Chickens
Time: 7:00 pmWe will be joined by Caroline Robinson of SRUC, for an introduction for small scale keeping of grower chickens up to laying or slaughter age, where we will cover housing, feeding, health and welfare, lighting and practical tips for supporting grower chickens through to laying followed by a Q & A session. This is the 3rd webinar in a series of 4.
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