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Director of Policy reflects on Ukrainian Crisis

Watching the humanitarian crisis unfold in Ukraine, NFU Scotland’s Director of Policy Jonnie Hall gives a personal reflection on the scale of the damage being inflicted by the Russian invasion. He writes:

04/03/2022

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A letter of solidarity to the Ukrainian National Agrarian Forum

On behalf of UK farmers and crofters, the following letter of solidarity has been sent to the Ukrainian National Agrarian Forum.

02/03/2022

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Supply chain looking to ‘get out of jail free’ on carbon

Other parts of the supply chain are increasingly looking to Scotland’s farmers and crofters to provide them with a ‘get out of jail free’ card on tackling emissions and we must make a stand writes NFU Scotland President Martin Kennedy.

23/02/2022

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Solving labour crisis crucial to fortunes of Scottish horticulture

Labour is a major talking point for business leaders now and is an essential resource for a successful agricultural industry in Scotland said Iain Brown, chair of NFU Scotland’s Horticulture Working Group in his address to the NFU Scotland conference last week.

15/02/2022

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Cabinet Secretary Mairi Gougeon’s address to NFU Scotland Conference

Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Islands Mairi Gougeon MSP addressed NFU Scotland’s conference on February 11 2022. A copy of the address is below:

11/02/2022

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NFU Scotland President – annual conference speech (in full)

Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen, and welcome to our 2022 annual AGM and conference.

10/02/2022

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Hannah Baker Reflects On Veganuary 2022

I am pleased to leave January and Veganuary behind for 2022. I don’t know what I expected, but as it is my first year as Livestock and LFA Policy Manager at NFU Scotland I am a little surprised I didn’t notice Veganuary more this year.

02/02/2022

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Fertiliser Price Hikes #NFUSHowDoYouPlan

As you know, the cost of fertiliser has gone up a lot. It is difficult to believe that just 12 months ago nitrogen fertiliser cost around £200 /t. You have told us prices are over £600 /t now, and it is not just nitrogen: phosphate and potash prices have also increased a lot.

28/01/2022

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