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As part of our role representing farmers and crofters in Scotland, NFU Scotland runs a number of campaigns throughout the year aimed at raising awareness around specific issues and priorities unique to the farming community. We work closely with farmers, policy makers and the general public to help bring attention to topics which affect farmers on a daily basis from running a farm with dyslexia to farm safety as well as encouraging the role of women in agriculture.

For the latest news from the campaign trail, and more information on how you can be involved in NFU Scotland’s campaigns, find more information here.

 

 

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