The Scottish Farmer - 2024-01-20

• Cairngorms protest
• £15m returned to Scottish rural budget
• Food price rise fears over Red Sea crisis
• The Scottish Farmer announced as media partner for Scotsheep 2024
• Alison wins HYB President’s Medal
• Unite or die
• Labelling burden on Scottish businesses
• Restrictio­ns in GB and NI meat movement
• Changes coming to castration rules
• Strict BVD rules for non-compliant keepers
• New NSA chairman
• Sell farmland before election
• Cab Sec visits Roxburgh Mains
• British pork export news
• SRUC unveil new course
• Open conversati­ons help succession plans to move forward
• Time to fight for the family farm
• European farmers are revolting – and they are right to do so
• Gladiator smashes first foal show
• Cattle dressing workshop success
• Cream rises to the top for the team at Coopon Carse Farm
• Jasmine and Nell take the lead at Evanton
• Changing weather and changing prices
• Digital grain passport consultati­on closing soon
• Research published into cabbage flea beetle control
• Do we need to think ‘hard’ on wheat future?
• Dairy could feed the world
• Time for change
• Hewgill record Blue at 14,500gns
• First Lanark Ladies topped at 5800gns
• Champion makes £3000
• PRIME SALES
• Scotch Lamb celebrated in 149 schools
• News from the Scottish Red Meat Industry
• NMR dairy herds improve on health, fertility and solids
• Online industry workshop concludes strategy and levy consultati­on
• Suffolks prove a winner for John at Cairnton
• Correct minerals key to success
• Cold milk as good as warm
• Scotch Mule – queen of breeding sheep
• Make every feed penny count
• Working as one on Shetland
• Lambing indoors and out works well for Wilsons
• FACTfile ONTHEspot
• Maternal ewes key to outdoor lambing
• Alternativ­e to castration
• Quality nutrition essential
• Argentina expects bumper soyabean harvest in 20234 2020Argent­ina
• Tighter margins for Canadian cereals
• Giving spring barley a helping hand in 2024
• Kirriemuir Tattie Day 2024
• Giving your child the best start in life at an independen­t school
• FULFILLING EDUCATION FOR NOW AND THE FUTURE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL OF DUNDEE
• LEARNING LIFELONG SKILLS AT FAMILY-FRIENDLY MORRISON’S ACADEMY IN HIGHLAND PERTHSHIRE
• LEARNING FOR LIFE AT LORETTO SCHOOL
• MERCHISTON IS TOP CHOICE FOR FARMING FAMILIES
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• SRMG and The Country Food Trust tackle food insecurity
• Fun-filled festive event raises more than £20,000 for RSABI
• Prostate cancer can be beaten
• Huge impact of sustainabi­lity lessons in schools

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