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Case study: One-to-one mentoring for a new entrant to farming

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Paul Rowlston is a livestock farmer with over 13 years’ experience.  He specialises in breeding, rearing and showing cattle and sheep.  Well known for his practical experience and knowledge, Paul was approached by a new crofter in his community who was looking for advice and practical support. Keen to help, but with limited time and resources – Paul applied for ‘mentor’ status via FAS to cover his time while providing support to new business owner, Billy Matheson.

Here, Paul shares his thoughts on being an FAS mentor

Case study: One-to-one mentoring for a new entrant to farming

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