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Highlands

Free farm-business events in the Highlands from Scotland’s Farm Advisory Service — workshops, field-visits and advice for farmers and crofters.

2
Dec

Livestock Traceability Pop Up Stand – Caithness

Venue: Caithness Livestock Centre
Region: Highlands
Time: 9:00 am
Edinburgh

Come see us at local markets across the country and find out about our comprehensive toolkit to allow your business to confidently comply with the regulations and avoid unnecessary penalties.

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17
Dec

Caithness WIA – Is an Agri-Enviromental Scheme for you?

Venue: Ulbster Arms Hotel
Region: Highlands
Time: 11:00 am
Edinburgh

Caithness Women in Agriculture. We will take you through the end to end AECS process and give you an opportunity to any questions on how the scheme could work for you.

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20
Jan

Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Easter Ross

Venue: Meddat Farm
Region: Inverness-shire / Highlands
Time: 10:30 am
Edinburgh

A practical, in-person workshop covering soil management and the practical considerations for optimising soil and nutrient management.

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21
Jan

Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Brackla

Venue: Brackla Farm,
Region: Highlands
Time: 10:30 am
Edinburgh

The session will start with a farm walk to explore the use of green manures and the practical utilisation of chicken manure and farmyard manure (FYM), offering real-world examples of effective nutrient recycling and soil-building practices.

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21
Jan

Common Grazing: Smarter Management & Financial Know-How – Applecross Part 1

Venue: Applecross Community Hall
Region: Highlands
Time: 6:30 pm
Edinburgh

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.

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28
Jan

Common Grazing: Smarter Management & Financial Know-How – Applecross Part 2

Venue: Applecross Community Hall
Region: Highlands
Time: 6:30 pm
Edinburgh

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.

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