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New Year Message from President Martin Kennedy

After one of the most volatile years on record, defined by the dreadful conflict in Ukraine, unprecedented input price increases and unsustainable output prices, 2023 must see the nation reset its priorities.

30/12/2022

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Scottish farmers and crofters no clearer on biodiversity asks

After biodiversity announcements last week, are Scottish farmers and crofters any clearer on what is required of them asks NFU Scotland’s Environmental Resources Policy Manager Sarah Cowie.

21/12/2022

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Call for members to respond to Agriculture Bill consultation before 5 December deadline

NFU Scotland’s formal submission to the Scottish Government’s consultation on a new Agriculture Bill has now gone in but members have until Monday (5 December) to make their own submission writes Director of Policy Jonnie Hall.

01/12/2022

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UK Next Gen groups get together to map out future

The ‘Next Generation’ of farmers from across the UK have been gathering to jointly identify the barriers and opportunities to getting a start in the industry according to Policy Assistant Lisa Hislop.

21/11/2022

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President Martin Kennedy’s address to AgriScot 2022

NFU Scotland President Martin Kennedy addressing AgriScot 2022 held at Ingliston on 16 November.

17/11/2022

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Arable farmer Amy Geddes prepares for 2023 rollercoaster

The 2022 harvest was one full of ‘firsts’ according to Angus arable farmer Amy Geddes when she addressed NFU Scotland’s Autumn Conference in Dunfermline.

01/11/2022

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NFU Scotland’s Pigs Committee Chair explains his concerns about the rising numbers of feral pigs in Scotland and why it’s beyond time solutions were enacted upon.

If it’s not foxes, badgers and sea eagles that farmers have to worry about, it’s now pigs. Feral Pigs have become a problem over the past few years to the point now that they are being seen in broad daylight attacking, killing and eating sheep, damaging crops and presenting a serious threat of disease.

20/10/2022

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Scotland's Pig Sector is 'drowning not waving' warns Chair

Scotland’s pig sector is ‘drowning not waving’ warns NFU Scotland’s Pigs Committee chair Jamie Wyllie as he criticises the Scottish Government for giving it the ‘cold shoulder.’

22/09/2022

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Have your say on land reform - guest blog

Scotland’s farmers and crofters are being urged to respond to a Scottish Government consultation closing shortly (30 October) to ensure land reform works for the farming community, writes Karen Grant, Good Practice Adviser, Scottish Land Commission in a guest blog for NFU Scotland.

20/09/2022

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Scottish Government must start delivering on future policy

Scottish Government must start delivering information on future policy direction now if it is to curb growing anger and frustration and provide farmers and crofters with any degree of confidence going forward writes NFU Scotland President Martin Kennedy.

01/09/2022

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