Video Publications
Compost and Growing Media
Do you have a horticultural enterprise on your croft or smallholding? Do you buy or make compost or growing media? Do you get variable results?! In this webinar, Audrey Litterick…
Read More >A New Start to Agriculture: Tips on Record Keeping
In a new video in our series looking at advice and guidance for people who want to make a new start with agriculture, Agricultural Consultant Hazel Laughton takes you through…
Read More >Regenerative Agriculture – Integrating Livestock
Integrating livestock on arable farms has many benefits from extending the rotation by providing more break crops, to increasing soil protection and boosting microbial activity below ground. However, it can…
Read More >Sheep Feed Trough: Alternative Designs
A cheap, cost effective, alternative design for a sheep feed trough using waste items on the croft that can help provide tools to manage stock without breaking the bank. Related…
Read More >Weed Management: Cost Effective Options
This video explores the more cost effective options to applying weed management chemicals to the croft or small holding and explains the benefits of each method whilst demonstrating them in…
Read More >Electric Fencing: A Practical Guide
A practical demonstrative video that covers the fundamental use of electric fencing in a crofting agriculture setup and discusses the benefits or such a system as a cost effective and…
Read More >Providing Creep Feed to Lambs
This video looks at a makeshift, low budget, adaptable means at providing creep feed to lambs using items available on the croft. The benefit of the system demonstrate what can…
Read More >Lamb Weighing: An Alternative Method
In small scale agriculture where expensive equipment isn’t viable or available, the use of unconventional methods can still be applied to achieve the same goal when on a budget. In…
Read More >Poultry Housing: Cheaper Alternatives
This video explores cheaper alternative items that can be used to house poultry where space, cost, and adaptability are required for a croft or small farm setting. Related FAS Materials…
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