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Livestock
NFU Scotland is fighting for a bright and profitable future for Scotland’s Livestock farmers. Thousands of farms and crofts in Scotland are responsible for the production and management of the national cattle herd and sheep flock.
Jimmy IrelandLivestock Committee Chairman
To contact Jimmy, please email penny.middleton@nfus.org.uk
Ian WilsonPolicy Manager - Livestock (seconded)M: 07775 915988E: ian.wilson@nfus.org.uk
Penny MiddletonAnimal Health & Welfare, Pigs & Poultry Policy ManagerT: 0131 472 4021M: 07818 612615E: penny.middleton@nfus.org.uk
The NFU Scotland Livestock Committee are active at considering and lobbying on all issues relevant to Livestock farming in Scotland.
In this section, you can find the latest on NFU Scotland’s work on Livestock – including Business Guide Updates, News, and more.
01-04-2021
Agricultural and rural development policy is a devolved policy area for very good reason....
01-03-2021
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the joint nation consultation document dated December 2020....
26-02-2021
NFU Scotland (NFUS) is grateful for the opportunity to comment on the Farm Animal Welfare Committee (FAWC) opinion and recommendations on...
NFU Scotland (NFUS) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to this consultation on proposals that could have significant and damaging impacts on...
08-04-2021
The Scottish Suckler Beef Support Scheme (SSBSS) supports producers breeding beef calves from suckler cows ensuring that herds remain at a...
25-03-2021
NFU Scotland has welcomed the Scottish Parliament’s decision to pass the landmark Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Bill and congratulates Emma Harper...
15-03-2021
Livestock worrying is one of the biggest issues that farmers crofters and landowners face through irresponsible access by dog owners ...
20-01-2021
NFU Scotland has briefed MSPs ahead of the Scottish Parliament debating and voting on the Dogs (Protection of Livestock) Bill at...
21-12-2020
Given the vital role that transport plays in Scotland’s livestock industry NFU Scotland is to direct significant time and resource into...
15-12-2020
Eligible farmers and crofters are reminded to apply to the Scottish Suckler Beef Support Scheme (SSBSS) before the deadline of 31...
23-06-2020
Covid-19 may have delayed the transition to new arrangements for recording births and movements of cattle and ultimately the introduction of...
19-06-2020
With food and drink such a huge part of the Highland Show success story the opportunity to meet supermarkets at this...
22-01-2020
This year we expect to see Scottish cattle movement recording move from BCMS CTS Online to ScotEID with the hope that...
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