Publications
Feeding Beef Cattle & Sheep
With good nutrition, animals are healthier and more of their genetic potential can be achieved. Nutrition is the biggest driver of flock or herd performance. This practical guide will give…
Read More >Control of Rushes TN701 – Gaelic
Rushes are an issue on many crofts and small farms. Rushes reduce the area available for grazing, and although damp grassland provides breeding habitat for many wading birds, dense rush…
Read More >Control of Rushes TN701 – English
Rushes are an issue on many crofts and small farms. Rushes reduce the area available for grazing, and although damp grassland provides breeding habitat for many wading birds, dense rush…
Read More >One Born Every Minute – Lambing
Practical Guide: One born every minute – lambing Lambing is one of the most important times of the year for sheep breeders. This Practical Guide covers all the basic steps…
Read More >Video: Wild bird seed for pollinators
Optimise habitats for birds and bees by sowing out a wild bird seed and pollinator mix, to benefit pollinating insects, and farmland birds through the seasons. This video describes sowing…
Read More >Soil & Nutrient Network: Case Study – Dunadd, Argyll
Read our Soil & Nutrient Network case study on Dunadd in Argyll here
Read More >Soil & Nutrient Network: Case Study – Balnellan Farm, Moray
Balnellan Farm in Moray is one of the 2018-19 Soil & Nutrient Network host farms. Find out more about the farm and some of the topics that have been the focus of attention during recent events in this case study.
Read More >New Entrant Case Study: Amy Jo Reid
Amy Jo Reid has followed her passion for sheep farming and has built her career around this. After applying for an opportunity at Drummuir Estate for a contract shepherd, Amy…
Read More >Soil & Nutrient Network: Case Study – Midgarth Farm, Orkney
Read our Soil & Nutrient Network case study on Midgarth Farm in Orkney, here
Read More >Soil & Nutrient Network: Case Study – Kincraigie, Aberdeen
Read our Soil & Nutrient Network case study of Kincraigie in Aberdeen, here
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