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North-east researchers support £6 million novel parasite sheep vaccine project

North-east researchers support £6 million novel parasite sheep vaccine project

North-east researchers support £6 million novel parasite sheep vaccine project

Researchers based at The James Hutton Institute are supporting a £6 million project to develop an effective vaccine for on-farm worm control.


This Farming Life makes a return to TV screens

This Farming Life makes a return to TV screens

This Farming Life makes a return to TV screens

Returning for a sixth series, This Farming Life follows a year in the lives of five farming families across Scotland including a couple from Dallas.


Eddie Gillanders: Top livestock and serious discussions are features of shows this summer

Eddie Gillanders: Top livestock and serious discussions are features of shows this summer

Eddie Gillanders: Top livestock and serious discussions are features of shows this summer

THE show season is in full swing.


Eddie Gillanders: Pressures of modern farming impact on mental health

Eddie Gillanders: Pressures of modern farming impact on mental health

Eddie Gillanders: Pressures of modern farming impact on mental health

HELP is there for those in farming community suffering from poor mental health.


Rural roads 'a barrier' to country living, claims survey

Rural roads 'a barrier' to country living, claims survey

Rural roads 'a barrier' to country living, claims survey

ALMOST a quarter of people are worried that the quality of rural roads presents a barrier to country living, new research has revealed.


Rafford crafters granted £20k for classroom

Rafford crafters granted £20k for classroom

Rafford crafters granted £20k for classroom

Naturally Useful are investing support from the Berry Burn Community Fund in an outdoor classroom.


Eddie Gillanders: Don’t be sheepish when it comes to standing up for lamb

Eddie Gillanders: Don’t be sheepish when it comes to standing up for lamb

Eddie Gillanders: Don’t be sheepish when it comes to standing up for lamb

Why do so many people in Scotland turn up their noses when it comes to eating lamb?


Farming: Science of food and drink takes centre stage

Farming: Science of food and drink takes centre stage

Farming: Science of food and drink takes centre stage

The RHASS Presidential Initiative team have reflected on ten brilliant case studies which have been uncovered over the last six months in Scotland.


Four more areas now in Significant water scarcity situation

Four more areas now in Significant water scarcity situation

Four more areas now in Significant water scarcity situation

The Nairn, Findhorn, Spey and Dee catchments are now at Moderate Scarcity water levels while the Black Isle is now at Significant Scarcity level.


New chief executive at NFU Scotland takes up post

New chief executive at NFU Scotland takes up post

New chief executive at NFU Scotland takes up post

NFU Scotland has this week, officially welcomed John Davidson as its new chief executive.


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