Discussion Groups
Caithness Women in Agriculture – New Year, New You
“New Year, New Ewe (You)” As we say goodbye to 2024, what can motivate us to kick start 2025 with a positive mindset to achieve our personal and business goals?…
Read More >Orkney Women in Agriculture – The Importance of Self-Care
This workshop will focus on stress management and all the different methods that you can use to look after your mental wellbeing while working on the croft or farm. Led…
Read More >Wester Ross Women in Agriculture – Healthy soils
For Women in Agriculture, our late autumn meeting is on the topic of soil health, with crop and grassland specialist, Lorna Galloway, discussing how to maximise your land potential. What…
Read More >Argyll Women in Agriculture – Measure What You Manage
Please use the above map for an exact meeting location. We have all heard the saying ‘you can’t manage what you don’t measure’, but where to start? Come along to…
Read More >Wigtownshire Women in Agriculture – Autumn Meeting
Join us for an evening of industry updates and farm diversification. Dinner is included, and we’ll discuss the Whole Farm Plan and how to prepare your business for the changes…
Read More >Borders WiA: Driving Your Business Forward
Hear from Lucy Filby, Head of Net Zero Transition for Agriculture about what South of Scotland Enterprise does and how they can help you.
Read More >Orkney WiA – 2025 Changes to Subsidy Conditions
Hear about the proposed changes to farm subsidies, and what you will have to do in order claim your Basic Payment Scheme.
Read More >Morayshire WiA: On-farm diversification at Barra Castle
For our first FAS Morayshire & Aberdeenshire Women in Agriculture meeting of the year we will visit the Stephen family at Barra Castle, Oldmeldrum.
Read More >Orkney WIA – Crunching Carbon Audit Results
Are you baffled by carbon audits? Not sure what the results mean? Or maybe you would like to know how you could improve your carbon footprint? Join us at the…
Read More >Caithness WIA – Looking After Ewe (You)
Farming and crofting isn’t just a job – it’s a way of life. It’s one of the most rewarding careers but can present a unique set of challenges which are often…
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