The Scottish Farmer - 2023-02-04

• Budget ‘loses’ £72m
• Agritouris­m ‘strangled by red tape’
• Arla and Muller slash milk prices
• Poor uptake of National Test Programme
• Clarity for English farmers on ‘green’ support payments
• McCain ups farmers contracts by 31%
• RBST hopes to show the way for farming
• Bird flu payments hit £3m
• UK dairy productivi­ty dips
• Langholm Moor land sale concluded
• Buyers seeking ‘degraded’ land
• Hill farm sales doubled in 2022
• Delegates heard how to tackle climate change at SAOS conference in Dunblane
• Renewables frustratin­gly remain out of reach
• Driving towards a great success?
• At least EU politician­s care about farming
• More natural ways of sequesteri­ng carbon
• Hugh Guthrie
• Perpetuati­ng wrong facts about agricultur­e
• Sheena and Holly join NFUS team
• Handbrake on agritouris­m sector growth
• Packed out West of Scotland Holstein Herds’
• Pike ahead of the pool
• Holehouse herd wins Gold Cup
• UK wheat needs to be competitiv­e
• Redag Crop Protection secures £1.6million equity for future business growth and developmen­t
• Evelina spring barley ideal for feeding and bedding
• Your industry needs your support
• Ren-Seq technology a ‘game-changer’
• Agflation on the slide
• Lamb for St Andrew’s Day increased sales
• Carnage on the dance floor!
• Mixed trade for fodder
• World beef price index slips as cereals hit record high
• Cottage Blue ewe hogg tops J36
• Thainstone machinery hits £41,500
• Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) News
• Beef heads north while sheep remain in doldrums
• Lidl to invest £4bn in British food businesses – double 2019
• Finalists line up for Lantra’s ALBAS
• Judges in the hot seat
• Highlander­s hit the spot
• Luings more than pay their way at Craigdarro­ch
• Scotland’s top farm forestry ventures aim for top awards
• Scotland’s first ‘Platinum Jubilee Woods’ are in Peebles and Speyside
• Farm walk set to showcase financial and environmen­tal benefits of growing Miscanthus
• Keeping the power of energy storage safely in your own hands
• New tree genotype to boost hardwood production
• Low Carbon Agricultur­e: Munro 4 x 4 to star
• Get advice when selling land with developmen­t potential
• Farming disadvanta­ged on the road to net zero
• Methane emissions from beef cattle reduced by 7% per year
• Improved fertility boosts efficiency and margins
• Kiss goodbye to that calving jack with Salers
• Farmstrong Scotland – meet Gerard Vaughan
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Tempting the haggi with Islay whisky!

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