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Argyll Discussion Groups – Mull Meeting 1

Argyll Discussion Groups – Meeting 1 for Mull group. This is a closed group of Mull farmers who share confidential information to better understand the profitability of their businesses.

Women in Agriculture, Caithness: Animal Health

Women in Agriculture, Caithness are running a 2-part mini series of GoToMeetings, based on Animal Health that you are all invited to (click the links to register): Part 1 –…

Keeping Pigs at a Small Scale Level

Join Ross Mackenzie, Dr Emma Baxter and SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer Hannah Orr for a series of bitesize webinars throughout October. The webinars are aimed at anyone looking to keep…

Pig Keeping: Breeding

The final of four bitesize webinars that will explain what it takes to keep pigs at small scale level. Expert speaker Emma Baxter will explain Breeding covering the pig’s breeding…

Pig Keeping: Feeding

The third of four bitesize webinars that will explain what it takes to keep pigs at small scale level. We will explain Feeding, covering what feeds are used, and at…

Pig Keeping: Pig Health Veterinary

The second of four bitesize webinars that will explain what it takes to keep pigs at small scale level. Expert speaker Hannah Orr will explain Pig Health Veterinary covering general…

Pig Keeping: Pig Temperament and Welfare

The first of four bitesize webinars that will explain what it takes to keep pigs at small scale level. Expert speaker Dr Emma Baxter will explain Pig Temperament and Welfare…

Forage for Profit Discussion

Making the Most of Fertiliser. Fertiliser is arguably one of the largest bills in the year so ensuring you are getting maximum return on that investment is essential. This workshop…

A Season with Sheep

If you are new or relatively new to sheep keeping, join us for this series of 3 meetings online, discussing the 3 key seasons in the sheep year. We start…

A Season with Sheep: Feeding the Pregnant Ewe

This meeting is the third in a series of three. In the final session of A Season with Sheep – the winter management and that critical 6 – 8 weeks…