Environment
WiA: Benefits of Biodiversity, Grasslands & Soil
This is a Women in Agriculture (WiA) event, but all are welcome. Join us for a biodiversity walk at Oldland Farm (with kind permission from the Templeton family) with SAC…
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WiA: Recognising & Mapping Habitats
This is a Women in Agriculture (WiA) event, but all are welcome. Please use the above map for an exact farm location. Join us for the next meeting of the…
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Organics in Scotland: Grazing & Forage Management
Join us at 10.30am on Wednesday the 5th of June at Forest Farm, Kinellar, AB21 0SH, for another one of our FAS Northeast organic events. Hosted by William Willis, we…
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Unearthing Local Views on Peatland Management
Have your say about what equitable and sustainable peatland restoration looks like. As we aim to deliver our climate goals and achieve Net Zero by 2045, we must do so…
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Scotland’s Terrestrial and Aquatic Mammals
Farmland in Scotland has the potential to host some of Scotland’s most threatened and important species. This is especially true for some of our most iconic mammal species, such as…
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Bats and Biodiversity
If you are out on the farm around dusk or dawn during the summer months, you might spot bats fluttering through the sky, when little else is active but you…
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The Benefits Of Bats On Farmland
If you’re a farmer interested in improving the biodiversity on your farm, bats can serve as an important indicator that things are heading in the right direction and are used…
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Map My Peatland
Map My Peatland: Have your say about what equitable and sustainable peatland restoration looks like. As we aim to deliver our climate goals and achieve Net Zero by 2045, we…
Read More >Climate Change Focus Farm: Stewart Tower Farm
This article originally appeared on the Farming For A Better Climate website Stewart Tower was one of our first four Climate Change Focus Farms and participated in the project from…
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