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FAS TV S6 Ep12
In our latest FAS TV episode, we visit the Isle of Bute to meet two new entrant farmers who are making their mark. Chris and Katie Homer are running an unusual grass-fed, block calved dairy farm that would be more at home in New Zealand than Scotland. Whilst Andrew MacMillan has worked hard to build a small beef enterprise and now, thanks to the relationships he's built with the Mount Stuart Trust, is taking on a pre-91 tenancy.
FAS TV covers a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
Agri Culture – Scottish Women in Dairy Network: Tracey Roan & Rebecca Mactaggart
This episode explores the Scottish Women in Dairy network, created to support women in dairy farming through shared experiences, learning and friendship. Rebecca Mactaggart and Tracey Roan discuss the challenges and opportunities in the sector, the importance of networking, and their plans for the future.
FAS TV S6 Ep12
In our latest FAS TV episode, we visit the Isle of Bute to meet two new entrant farmers who are making their mark. Chris and Katie Homer are running an unusual grass-fed, block calved dairy farm that would be more at home in New Zealand than Scotland. Whilst Andrew MacMillan has worked hard to build a small beef enterprise and now, thanks to the relationships he's built with the Mount Stuart Trust, is taking on a pre-91 tenancy.
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.
Events
- 17 Sep Morayshire Women in Agriculture – Adapting Livestock Nutrition to a Changing Climate
- 17 Sep Argyll Women in Agriculture – Farm to Fork: A Local Story
- 17 Sep Local & Community Growing – Unlocking the Potential
- 19 Sep NFU Scotland – Next Generation Open Day
- 22 Sep Mull Crofting Discussion Group – Fluke, Worm & Scab: What You Need to Know
- 22 Sep Common Grazing Torridon: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances
- 23 Sep Integrating Trees Network – Your farm’s future: Trees an option and opportunity? Why and how they can benefit your business
- 23 Sep Whole Farm Plans for Crofters – Sutherland
- 23 Sep Crofting Sheep Stornoway – Pre-Tupping MOT
Events
- 17 Sep Morayshire Women in Agriculture – Adapting Livestock Nutrition to a Changing Climate
- 17 Sep Argyll Women in Agriculture – Farm to Fork: A Local Story
- 17 Sep Local & Community Growing – Unlocking the Potential
- 19 Sep NFU Scotland – Next Generation Open Day
- 22 Sep Mull Crofting Discussion Group – Fluke, Worm & Scab: What You Need to Know
- 22 Sep Common Grazing Torridon: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances
- 23 Sep Integrating Trees Network – Your farm’s future: Trees an option and opportunity? Why and how they can benefit your business
- 23 Sep Whole Farm Plans for Crofters – Sutherland
- 23 Sep Crofting Sheep Stornoway – Pre-Tupping MOT
Integrated Land Management Plan
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Benefit from the knowledge and experience of accredited farm business advisers with specialist advice
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Mentoring support for new farmers and crofters
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.