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A bi-monthly farming magazine for the North-east of Scotland and beyond

27/07/2023

Look out for the next bumper 72-page issue of Farm North East out next week. Jam-packed with all the latest news and features from North-east farming, including a comprehensive round-up of all the local shows and in-depth coverage of SAC Consulting's highly informative open beef and sheep technical open days at Ballindalloch on Speyside and Upper Raddery on the Black Isle

31/05/2023

As farmers, you are always keen to "look over the fence". So see the latest issue of FARM NORTH EAST, out later this week, to see how our regular farming contributors,
John Gordon (beef), John Fyall (sheep) and Iain Wilson (arable) have been getting on with calving, lambing and sowing this spring. They tell it how it is - good or bad

30/05/2023

Farming in Aberdeenshire and looking for a natural product to enhance soil fertility, reduce lime and fertiliser usage and boost crop yields? Your can source it for free and have it spread on your land free of charge. Too good to be true? Read all about it in the latest (June) issue of Farm North East - out later this week

30/05/2023

Look out for the latest issue of Scotland's leading bi-monthly farming, food and rural magazine, FARM NORTH EAST, - jam-packed with the latest farming news, features and comment from industry leaders - which should be popping through your letter-box in the next few days.
Available free of charge to farmers, landowners, farm managers and those with a professional interest in the agricultural industry. If you are not already on the mailing list, phone 01330 811616 or e-mail eddie@farmnortheast,co.uk to get your name on the list. You don't have to live or farm in the North-east to qualify - it's a "must read" for everyone in the Scottish farming industry

30/05/2023

Come and see us on our stand at Scotland's Beef Event and pick up a copy of the latest (June) issue of Scotland's leading bi-monthly farming magazine, FARM NORTH EAST.
You don't need to farm in the North-east to appreciate the wealth of information, news, farm features and informed comment on farming matters relevant to all Scottish farmers

See us at Scotland's Beef Event at Dalswinton Estate, Dumfries, on Tuesday, June 6

03/05/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

Landowners' organisation, Scottish Land and Estates, has today hit out at government plans for further reforms of land ownership in Scotland - for the third time since the establishment of the Scottish Parliament.
Chairman, Mark Tennant, told SLE's annual conference in Edinburgh that the land reforms proposed by the government ran the risk of "failing rural Scotland for generations".
Mr Tennant stressed the importance of investment by the private sector to help the government reach its target of net zero by 2045.
"The investment needed to reach net zero is huge and goes way beyond what government can do alone," he said. "Estates are economic powerhouses in local economies and policy makers must take the rural business sector seriously as a delivery partner."

03/05/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

NFU Scotland is seeking an assurance from the Scottish Government that £33 million of agricultural support deferred from last year's budget will still be paid.
The support was granted to Scotland last year in the UK Government's emergency budget review to support businesses facing unprecedented cost increases.
NFUS president, Martin Kennedy, has requested a meeting with Deputy First Minister and Finance Secretary, Shona Robison, to discuss the rural affairs budget.

27/04/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

Four cheeses from Highland Fine Cheeses of Tain, Ross-shire, have been shortlisted in the small producer food category of the Scottish Retail Food and Drink Awards.
The winners will be announced at a lunchtime ceremony in Glasgow's Radisson Blu Hotel on May 25.
The cheeses shortlisted from Highland Fine Cheeses are Strathdon Blue, Blue Murder, Fat Cow and Minger.

26/04/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, organisers of the Royal Highland Show, incurred a loss of £1. 2 million in the year to November 30, 2022, compared to a loss of £0.8 million the previous year, members learned at the society's AGM today at Ingliston.
The deficit, coupled with a negative revaluation of an investment property of £1. 4 million, saw capital reserves fall from £19.4 million to £16.9 million. Debt has been reduced from £9.3 million to £8.7 million.
Chief Executive, Alan Laidlaw, said the Royal Highland Centre was generating increased revenue which was set to continue this year.

26/04/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

A proposal to reintroduce lynx to Scotland, discussed in the Scottish Parliament on Monday, has been firmly rejected by NFU Scotland.

Commenting on the proposal, NFUS president, Martin Kennedy, said: "The union remains crystal clear that any proposals to reintroduce predators such as lynx, wolves or bears are wholly unacceptable to Scottish farmers and crofters. We call on the Scottish Government to make a clear statement rejecting such proposals permanently."

A motion by SNP MSP, Kenneth Gibson, in the parliament last Thursday calling for the reintroduction of lynx received cross party support

20/04/2023

NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

NFU Scotland has welcomed a renewed commitment from the Scottish Government to ensure high-quality food production and food security plays a central role in future agricultural policy.

Earlier this week, Rural Cabinet Secretary, Marie Gougeon, confirmed that the route map (or timetable) for the transition towards a new agricultural policy and support arrangements will be her priority in the lifetime of the current Scottish Parliament, along with new land reform legislation, a national development plan for crofting and the establishment of a Scottish Food Commission.

18/04/2023

FARM NORTH EAST - BREAKING NEWS

NFU Scotland today announced the appointment of former senior civil servant, John Davidson, as chief executive.
Mr Davidson, the 11th chief executive in the union's 110-year history, succeeds Scott Walker who left the union last year and has recently been appointed chief executive of the Scottish Meat Wholesalers Association.
Mr Davidson is a former private secretary to the then Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs in the Scottish Government, Richard Lochhead, and joins the union after three years as deputy chief executive of Scotland Food and Drink., where he has been leading the development of Scotland's new national food and drink strategy

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