Tags - Farming

Grampian Graziers

HIH Case Study

Grampian Graziers are agro-ecological graziers whose herd of beef cattle is continually on the move across a range of pastures.

The organisation is a champion of a very low-input farming method which...

Angus Growers

HIH Case Study

Partnership working and innovation in sustainability has led to a substantial fall in the carbon footprint of soft fruit production by Angus Growers and Angus Soft Fruits.

The Arbroath-based...

Auchlyne & Suie Estate

HIH Case Study

Auchlyne & Suie Estate is a family run estate based on traditional values looking forward to the future. 

It encompasses both agricultural and sporting operations, as well as native woodland creation...

Scottish Association of Young Farmers Cultivating Leaders Programme

HIH Case Study

Scottish Association of Young Farmers ‘Cultivating Leaders’ programme offers young farmers the opportunity to build skills in leadership, advocacy and business knowledge with a group of likeminded...

Propagate

HIH Case Study

Propagate is a small social enterprise working across South and West Scotland delivering projects that develop skills and knowledge and facilitate education and learning for sustainable food and...

In the Face of Climate Change, Embrace Resilience: Why Scottish Farmers Must Seize the Opportunity of Policy Transition

Blog Post

SLE's Senior Policy Adviser for Agriculture and Climate Change, Eleanor Kay, explores some of the challenges and opportunities ahead for Scotland's farmers against a backdrop of a changing climate and...

Two new senior appointments at Scottish Land & Estates

News

Scottish Land & Estates is delighted to announce that two leading figures in Scottish and UK agriculture and rural policy have rejoined the organisation to enhance its headquarters team.

Eleanor Kay...

FAST calls for urgent co-design commitment from Scottish Government

News

The recently-established Food & Agriculture Stakeholders’ Taskforce (FAST) today challenged the Scottish Government to take urgent steps to include the farming industry in the co-design of future...

Simple steps can free rural Scotland from livestock attacks this Easter

News

Dog-walkers, land managers and farmers can work together to reduce the risk of attacks on livestock during Easter and beyond.

Scottish Land & Estates (SLE), which represents rural businesses, said it...

‘Green’ investment can deliver economic, social and environmental benefits for all in rural Scotland

News

Scottish Land & Estates said today that the debate around investment in natural capital should not ignore the urgency of the climate and nature emergencies - and should focus on maximising the...

UK-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement

Blog Post

In his latest blog, our Policy Adviser (Agriculture & Climate Change) Paul Richardson summarises the impacts on agriculture from the UK-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement announced on 28 February.

On...