Water Management | Helping farmers in Scotland

Woodlands – Managing existing farm woodland and future opportunities – Newton Stewart

The Scottish Government aims to create 10,000Ha of new woodland per year as well as managing existing woodlands sustainably. In order to achieve this, a budget of £252 million has…

Technical note (TN728): Planning Agricultural Field Drainage

Planning agricultural field drainage requires a detailed investigation to obtain the best results. Depending on the site, there could be more than one drainage issue causing the drainage problem. As…

Priority Catchment Awareness Meeting – West Lothian

The River Almond and Forth Estuary have been identified as priority catchments by SEPA. Scotland has 57 priority catchments with SEPA visiting every farm within the catchment in the upcoming…

Rainwater and run-off – is your steading drainage system letting money flow away (Webinar)

This webinar was held and recorded on 20 January 2020. Unfortunately, some technical difficulties have compromised the sound quality – we apologise for this. The documents referred to…

Farming & Water Scotland: Steading drainage factsheet (Know The Rules)

Farming & Water Scotland: Steading drainage factsheet (Know The Rules) Find the full range of Know The Rules guides on the Farming & Water Scotland webpage

SEPA’s rainwater & run-offs briefing note for FAS webinar 20.01.2020

SEPA’s rainwater & run-offs briefing note for FAS webinar 20.01.2020 (Rainwater and run-off – is your steading drainage system letting money flow away)