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FAS TV S4 Episode 29
FAS TV covers a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
In the latest episode of Stock Talk, we hear from Kirsten Williams who will be taking over Robert Ramsay’s role as the host of the show. Kirsten introduces herself by talking about her farming system at home as well as her interests at work. Robert mentions some of his favourite Stock Talk podcasts and how they can develop into bigger projects, and Kirsten shares how she wishes to continue Stock Talk with more farming stories as well as discussing more technical aspects.
FAS TV S4 Episode 29
FAS TV is a weekly agricultural show which recreates traditional on-farm visits.
Designed for farmers and crofters, each episode delivers technical messages in a digestible format, with real farmers demonstrating advice in practice.
Farm Advisory Service for farming advice and support in Scotland
In this episode, we’re joined by George Chalmers & Tiffany Stephenson who talk headlines and deadlines. We talk about the Single Application Form (IACS) window, AECS, and changes to both. We also discuss “Fair work first” and what that means for farmers & crofters undertaking an AECS.
In this episode, we’re joined by George Chalmers & Tiffany Stephenson who talk headlines and deadlines. We talk about the Single Application Form (IACS) window, AECS, and changes to both. We also discuss “Fair work first” and what that means for farmers & crofters undertaking an AECS.
Benefit from the knowledge and experience of accredited farm business advisers with specialist advice
Benefit from the knowledge and experience of accredited farm business advisers with specialist advice
Take advantage of government funding to create a sustainable and profitable future for your farm or croft.
New farmer or crofter? Take advantage of free mentoring support to grow your business
New farmer or crofter? Take advantage of free mentoring support to grow your business
Podcasts, videos, and publications offering guidance to new farmers and crofters.