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Scotland’s Stop/Start Harvest Sees Wide Range in Yields and Quality According to NFUS Survey

Responses to NFU Scotland’s annual harvest survey from around the country highlight the impact that weather has had on Scottish crops.

27/09/2023

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Resumption of Seed Potato Trade with Northern Ireland on 30 September Welcomed by NFU Scotland

UK Government must double efforts to unlock damaging post-Brexit loss of trade with the rest of the EU.

19/09/2023

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Spread of African Swine Fever to Sweden Prompts Union Reminder on Border Biosecurity

The discovery of the devastating pig disease African Swine Fever (ASF) in Sweden has prompted NFU Scotland to remind producers and the public to do all they can to prevent the disease reaching the UK.

15/09/2023

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NFU Scotland In Westminster for ‘Back British Farming’ Day

NFU Scotland has joined farming unions from across the UK at ‘Back British Farming’ Day in Westminster this morning (13 September), the eighth annual celebration of the farming industry’s role in producing British food and drink.

13/09/2023

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NFU Scotland Seeks First Minister Support for Future of Farming and Crofting

NFU Scotland has written to Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousaf MSP ahead of the new Parliamentary session and the publication of the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government. The letter calls for his support to secure a viable future for Scotland’s farmers and crofters.

04/09/2023

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Scottish Voluntary Initiative here to help

For those who use any Plant Protection Product (PPP), the Voluntary Initiative is here to help according to Amy Geddes, Wester Braikie Farms in Angus, a member of NFU Scotland’s Combinable Crops Committee who has recently taken over as chair of the Scottish Voluntary Initiative (VI).

01/09/2023

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Scotland’s Horticultural Sector Urged to Take Part in Seasonal Worker Visa Scheme Review

Chair of NFU Scotland’s Horticulture Working Group, Iain Brown, is calling on all those who make use of seasonal labour to participate in a review of the visa scheme.

31/08/2023

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Getting behind RSABI at the Great Glen Challenge

As I pack my bags, midge repellent, bike and, crucially, myself for the scenic of journey north to take part in the RSABI Great Glen Challenge fundraiser (Friday, 25 August) there’s a few things running through my head writes Colin Ferguson, Regional chair of Dumfries and Galloway.

24/08/2023

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Anger as UK Government delays border controls again

Press reports that the UK Government is to further delay introducing post-Brexit border controls on animal and plant products imported from the EU will anger and appal the Scottish food and farming sector according to President Martin Kennedy.

04/08/2023

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NFU Scotland Calls for Fertiliser Market to be Referred to Competitions and Markets Authority

NFU Scotland is to call on the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) to examine the fertiliser market in the UK following record profits being posted by fertiliser manufacturers producing and supplying the UK market.

21/07/2023

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