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FAS TV S5 Episode 25
Land, legacy and leadership are the themes for this year's Woman in Agriculture conference. On this week’s FAS TV, we hear from keynote speaker Katie Brisbane, who shares her powerful personal story about planning for the future and navigating farm succession after the tragic loss of her husband in a farm accident. Succession can be one of the hardest conversations for farming families to face. Katie’s experience shows that, while difficult, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming — and that having the right conversations at the right time can make all the difference for those involved.
FAS TV covers a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
Join us in this CropCast episode where George Chalmers talks to David Ross of SAC Consulting to discuss crop margins from 2025 - looking at winter wheat, oilseed rape and spring and winter barley. They also discuss predictions for 2026.
FAS TV S5 Episode 25
Land, legacy and leadership are the themes for this year's Woman in Agriculture conference. On this week’s FAS TV, we hear from keynote speaker Katie Brisbane, who shares her powerful personal story about planning for the future and navigating farm succession after the tragic loss of her husband in a farm accident. Succession can be one of the hardest conversations for farming families to face. Katie’s experience shows that, while difficult, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming — and that having the right conversations at the right time can make all the difference for those involved.
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
- 4 Feb Argyll WIA – Fit to Farm?
- 4 Feb Responding to Extremes: Stirling Forage & Disease Management
- 4 Feb Poultry Health for Smallholders – Supporting Grower Chickens
- 5 Feb Inner Hebrides Crofting Discussion Group – A Morning with Vet Lynn Gibson
- 6 Feb Managing Sheep Stock Clubs – Skye
- 9 Feb Measuring Biodiversity
- 10 Feb Sheep Record Keeping Made Easy – Mull
- 10 Feb Integrating Trees Network – Trees: Management and Making Best Use of Your Timber Resource
- 11 Feb Women in Agriculture Conference 2026
- 11 Feb Quality Meat Scotland: South Ayrshire Monitor Farm – Where Have the Seasons Gone?
Events
- 4 Feb Argyll WIA – Fit to Farm?
- 4 Feb Responding to Extremes: Stirling Forage & Disease Management
- 4 Feb Poultry Health for Smallholders – Supporting Grower Chickens
- 5 Feb Inner Hebrides Crofting Discussion Group – A Morning with Vet Lynn Gibson
- 6 Feb Managing Sheep Stock Clubs – Skye
- 9 Feb Measuring Biodiversity
- 10 Feb Sheep Record Keeping Made Easy – Mull
- 10 Feb Integrating Trees Network – Trees: Management and Making Best Use of Your Timber Resource
- 11 Feb Women in Agriculture Conference 2026
- 11 Feb Quality Meat Scotland: South Ayrshire Monitor Farm – Where Have the Seasons Gone?
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