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Climate Change

NFU Scotland recognises the climate emergency and is committed to being an industry leader on climate change. As a major land use in Scotland, it is critical that agriculture has a key role to play in reducing emissions and meeting ambitious climate change targets. Scottish farmers, crofters, and growers will be part of the solution to climate change.

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UK Farm Assurance Review – NFU Scotland’s Submission

20-09-2024

Together with AHDB NFU NFU Cymru and the Ulster Farmers Union NFU Scotland jointly commissioned the independent UK Farm assurance Review...

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Deer Cull Incentive Schemes Launched

20-08-2024

NatureScot has launched two innovative pilot schemes to financially support deer managers to control deer in specific parts of Scotland in...

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Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund (KTIF) Open for Applications Until 24 June

24-05-2024

The Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund (KTIF) aims to promote skills development and knowledge transfer in the primary agricultural sector A...

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Draft Scottish National Adaptation Plan (2024-2029)

23-04-2024

NFU Scotland (NFUS) is the leading agricultural organisation in Scotland. ...

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Managing Deer for Climate and Nature: Consultation

29-03-2024

NFU Scotland (NFUS) is the leading agricultural organisation in Scotland Representing more than 9,000 farmers growers and crofters our members provide...

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Tier 4 Consultation Submission

01-03-2024

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Introduction to Peatland Webinar

We heard from Policy Manager, Rhianna Montgomery, who will gave an overview of the policy context we find ourselves in. We then heard from Stephen Varwell and Gearoid Murphy from Peatland ACTION who talk about what peatland is and the basic principles of peatland restoration, as well as how Peatland ACTION can support farmers and crofters through the process. Finally, we hear from Joyce Campbell, NFUS member who has firsthand experience of peatland restoration.

Next Generation Climate Change Competition

Patrick Barbour has won the search for Scotland’s climate friendly farming champion. The competition was organised by NFU Scotland’s Next Generation group and supported by Royal Bank of Scotland.  It encouraged Scotland’s farmers and crofters to record on video the many steps they are taking to reduce emissions and deliver wider environmental benefits.

A Transformation Pathway Webinar

In February, NFU Scotland hosted webinar focussed on the Farming for 1.5°C Inquiry’s Interim Report. The Farming for 1.5°C Inquiry aims to find consensus on the best way forward for Scottish agriculture to meet the challenge of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. The event, chaired by NFU Scotland President Martin Kennedy, allowed the Inquiry's co-chairs, Chief Executive of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, Mike Robinson and former NFU Scotland President, Nigel Miller, to share information about the Interim Report and answer questions from NFU Scotland members.

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NFU Scotland has used a major two-day energy event in Glasgow to call for the Scottish Government’s Energy Strategy to support...

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NFU Scotland has welcomed the news that the latest Scottish Government statistics show a fall in agricultural greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions....

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