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NFU Scotland calls for delay to muirburn licensing as wildfire risk rises

NFU Scotland is calling for a further delay to the introduction of Scotland’s muirburn licensing regime, due to come into force on the 15 September, to ensure it does not undermine wildfire prevention.

05/08/2026

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NFU Scotland Urges Action on Delayed Crofting Grant Payments

NFU Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to provide urgent clarity on when funding will be released under the Crofting Agricultural Grant Scheme (CAGS), as delays risk holding up vital investment projects for crofters and rural businesses.

03/08/2026

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NFU Scotland Calls for Fair Competition as Egg Market Conditions Tighten

NFU Scotland is urging the UK Government to ensure imported eggs meet the same production standards required of domestic producers, as growing market pressures begin to impact parts of the UK egg sector.

30/07/2026

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NFU Scotland calls for urgent milk price rise as production falls and spot market strengthens

NFU Scotland is calling on milk processors to deliver meaningful milk price increases for August and September as falling production and soaring spot market prices underline the need to restore confidence across the dairy sector.

21/07/2026

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NFU Scotland: Pig Support Package is Welcome, But Falls Short of What Producers Need

NFU Scotland has welcomed the Scottish Government's decision to provide a £2 million emergency financial support package for independent pig producers, but has warned that the package is unlikely to go far enough to address the financial pressures facing the sector.

10/07/2026

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NFU Scotland Welcomes Non-Domestic Rates Review and Calls for Swift Action

NFU Scotland has welcomed the Scottish Government's commitment to review concerns arising from the 2026 [BM1.1][AW1.2]non-domestic rates revaluation and wider issues within the business rates system.

01/07/2026

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NFU Scotland Warns Tariff Suspensions Could Undermine Domestic Food Production

NFU Scotland has warned that tariff suspensions on a range of imported food products could have unintended consequences for Scottish food producers and undermine long-term food security.

25/06/2026

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NFU Scotland Calls for Agricultural Wages Board to be Scrapped Within 12 Months

Union says outdated system is holding back jobs, investment and competitiveness.

18/06/2026

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NFU Scotland Warns Rising Food and Grain Imports Could Undermine Scottish Food and Drink Production

NFU Scotland has warned that increasing volumes of imported food and grain entering the UK market risk undermining domestic production, reducing confidence across the farming sector, and threatening the long-term resilience of Scotland's food and drink supply chain.

18/06/2026

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NFU Scotland: Government Must Match Agricultural Ambition with Delivery

Union calls for certainty, investment and action as Scotland's agricultural transition enters delivery.

18/06/2026

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