Discussion Groups
Thrill of The Hill – Organic Outlook: Planning for Conversion
Organic farming in Scotland is entering a period of renewed growth. The latest Scottish Government statistics show that, in 2025, 168,200 hectares of Scottish agricultural land were either fully organic…
Read More >CropCast – Sowing, Growing & Milling at Mungoswells
On today’s episode Mark is joined by Angus McDowall from Mongoswells Farm. Mungoswells flour begins in the fields of the family farm in East Lothian, a region known as the…
Read More >Agri Culture – Scottish Women in Dairy Network: Tracey Roan & Rebecca Mactaggart
You are listening to Agri Culture, a podcast that aims to explore the stories of the people that make up our agricultural industry and culture of farming, in Scotland and…
Read More >Specialist Advice Support for Organic Farming
Organic farming offers a practical way to build a more resilient and sustainable farming business, while improving soil health, enhancing biodiversity and reducing reliance on purchased inputs. Whether you are…
Read More >Established to Exceptional: Refining an Organic System
Anderson Brothers is a farming partnership run by brothers Matthew and Philip Anderson alongside their respective wives Becky and Mary. The business has developed a profitable and resilient organic system…
Read More >Organic Arable Silage – What You Need To Know
At Kirwaugh Farm near Wigtown in the Machars peninsula, Andrew Robinson has been running his dairy farm organically for over 17 years. As part of his crop rotation and weed…
Read More >Inverness Women in agriculture: FFIS Funding
Money for Moo-ving Forward: FFIS Funding – Whether you’re managing cattle, crofting, or just starting out, this meeting is your chance to learn about funding and support for climate-friendly, biodiversity-boosting improvements.
Read More >Perthshire Women in Agriculture – Changes to Greening
Hearing about the changes for 2026 now gives an opportunity for discussion, allowing you to figure out the best options for your business, as well as giving time for changes to be implemented on the ground where required for 2026 and beyond.
Read More >Ross-shire Women in Agriculture – Habitat Management
Join us for this on-farm event, at Contin in Ross-shire, aimed at Women in Agriculture. Would more knowledge of plants, and the habitats they indicate, help you like to manage…
Read More >Borders Women in Agriculture – Greening and Grant Schemes
This summer event is an opportunity to learn about the changes to greening going forward, a reminder on current grant schemes which can be used to help with the whole…
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