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FAS TV S6 Ep15
Farming takes strength, resilience, and determination. On this week’s FAS TV we meet Angus Livingston and Joe Barker, two inspirational young farmers. Adversity is part of their story – but it doesn’t define them. Both are proving that no challenge should stand in the way of following your passion. Angus is breaking barriers from his wheelchair, making significant changes to his family farm including a 94% fuel saving through changes to cultivation and sowing benefiting both the farm business and the environment. Joe Barker speaks openly about his mental health and wellbeing alongside the pressures of taking responsibility for his families farming business, highlighting the important role Young Farmers plays as a support network in Scottish Agriculture.
FAS TV covers a wide range of topics across sectors, as well as regular updates on regulatory and policy changes.
FAS TV S6 Ep15
Farming takes strength, resilience, and determination. On this week’s FAS TV we meet Angus Livingston and Joe Barker, two inspirational young farmers. Adversity is part of their story – but it doesn’t define them. Both are proving that no challenge should stand in the way of following your passion. Angus is breaking barriers from his wheelchair, making significant changes to his family farm including a 94% fuel saving through changes to cultivation and sowing benefiting both the farm business and the environment. Joe Barker speaks openly about his mental health and wellbeing alongside the pressures of taking responsibility for his families farming business, highlighting the important role Young Farmers plays as a support network in Scottish Agriculture.
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 Nov Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Perthshire
- 4 Nov West Coast Calves Knocknagael Bull Stud – Improving Calf Quality
- 4 Nov Common Grazing: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances Part A – Uig (Lewis)
- 5 Nov Lameness Control – Suckler Cattle Feet First Aid
- 5 Nov Herd Health Planning – Caithness
- 5 Nov Common Grazing: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances Part A – Pairc (Lewis)
- 5 Nov Orkney Women in Agriculture – Health Planning
- 5 Nov Succession Planning for Crofters – Handing on your Croft Helmsdale
- 9 Nov Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Aberdeenshire
Events
- 4 Nov Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Perthshire
- 4 Nov West Coast Calves Knocknagael Bull Stud – Improving Calf Quality
- 4 Nov Common Grazing: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances Part A – Uig (Lewis)
- 5 Nov Lameness Control – Suckler Cattle Feet First Aid
- 5 Nov Herd Health Planning – Caithness
- 5 Nov Common Grazing: Roles, Responsibilities and Finances Part A – Pairc (Lewis)
- 5 Nov Orkney Women in Agriculture – Health Planning
- 5 Nov Succession Planning for Crofters – Handing on your Croft Helmsdale
- 9 Nov Nutrient Management & IPM Workshop – Aberdeenshire
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