The Scottish Farmer - 2024-02-10

• Digital Grain Passport halt
• AHDB levy rise given green light
• Scottish tenancies avoid English problems
• Multi-millionair­e farmer charged with illegal felling
• Hutton robot saved from collapsed tech firm
• School pupils urged to THINK DAIRY
• Funding boost for National Park
• NSA focus on animal health
• LiveScot raises £1900 for RSABI
• Lamont urges ‘Buy British’
• Lib Dems pile pressure on FM
• SNP is committed to returning cash
• Organic farmers in Europe say wider food chain must share nature protection costs
• EU pesticide climbdown amid farmers’ protests
• Farmers protest in Rome
• An industry that has its feet firmly planted in the ground
• Passport rejected
• As protests spread, are European farmers preparing to battle on?
• Time for EU alignment rethink
• QMS chair responds
• Good food nation already present
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Father and son take top two at Dryden trials
• Well-informed reporting will always have value
• A farewell to Tom, Dick and Harry...?
• Utilise technology to save labour
• Agri-EPI offers innovative agritech solutions
• Changing market
• Aberdeen Angus sell to 20,000gns – twice
• Record average for Beef Shorthorn bulls
• LEADING awards
• Limousins in demand with 90% clearance
• Farming threats
• Organic Herd increases March milk price
• Increased demand for fresh heifers at Gisburn
• Machinery makes £55.6m in Leeds at first 2024 sale
• BFL tops Bentham multi-breeds
• News from the Scottish Red Meat Industry
• Exciting meetings ahead with the Monitor Farm Scotland Programme
• Sunnyside and Carbello take top honours at Kirkby
• Antimicrob­ial usage down 60% since 2014
• Synetics replaces Mastergen with increased product range
• Barlows aim to breed the best
• Every kg counts at Burnton
• It can all happen so quickly ...
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Wine is top of the crops in New Zealand

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