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Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast

Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast
Integrated Pest Management
Soil Health
Grass Management
Climate Change Impact
Weather Patterns
Crop Rotation
Agriculture
Scotland
Biodiversity
Agricultural Risk Management
Water Management
Scottish Government
Climate Change
Farm Advisory Services
Rotational Grazing
The James Hutton Institute
SAC Consulting
Three Leaf Rule
Scottish Quality Crops Assurance
Voluntary Initiative

Scotland’s Farm Advisory Service is funded by the Scottish Government. Our podcast covers a range of topics which help support your farm or croft to be more profitable and sustainable.

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Anna Griffin
Nature Recovery Officer at Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere with a background in botany and ecology.
Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere
Episode: Natural Capital - Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere OPIN
Jonathan Olandi
Natural Capital Officer at Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere, with a history in land management and conservation.
Galloway and Southern Ayrshire Biosphere
Episode: Natural Capital - Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere OPIN
Rebecca Mackie
Health Hut coordinator with RSABI
RSABI
Episode: Rural Roundup - Men’s Health Month – Blood Pressure & Baler Twine
Irene Scott
RSABI Health Hut nurse with agricultural background
RSABI
Episode: Rural Roundup - Men’s Health Month – Blood Pressure & Baler Twine
Julian South
Executive director of The Maltsters' Association of Great Britain
The Maltsters' Association of Great Britain
Episode: CropCast Conversations - The Maltsters’ Association of Great Britain
Andrew Coalter
Senior consultant and area manager with SAC Consultant
SAC Consultant
Episode: CropCast - Arable Farm Finances
Harry Fisher
Ecologist and Environmental Consultant
SAC Consulting Ltd
Episode: Thrill of the Hill - Flying Blind: Conservation Management for Bats with Harry Fisher
Gilmour Lawrie
Chairperson of Agri-Scot
Agri-Scot
Episode: Rural Roundup - Storm Amy, AgriScot & Reminders
Jilly Duncan Grant
Co-founder of Herd Advance and agricultural innovator
Herd Advance
Episode: Stock Talk - Herd Monitoring with Jilly Duncan Grant

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Brilliant range of topics

    Brilliant range of topics, presented in an interesting way. I enjoy the rural round up for a timely update and all the spin off podcasts, particularly the ones where farmers are interviewed and we get their background story.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Eco worrier
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful range of topics covered, often highlighting the practical guidance offered by experts. The engaging discussions about community-focused initiatives and policy changes also receive commendation as valuable contributions to the farming dialogue.

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Thrill of the Hill - Happening Organically: Supporting Organic Farming in Scotland
Q: How do you think organic farming fits into Scotland's wider agriculture and climate change and nature targets?
Organic is not just a farming system; it's a tool that can deliver on multiple objectives including biodiversity and sustainable food production.
Thrill of the Hill - Happening Organically: Supporting Organic Farming in Scotland
Q: What's the first step that you should take after listening to the episode?
Get in touch, give us a call, email us, or contact us via social media.
Natural Capital - Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere OPIN
Q: What do you personally think that a land manager or a farmer can gain through working in this project?
Farmers can gain an audit and a natural capital baseline for free, receive training on the tools used, and access capital grant funding to co-design projects that enhance their business sustainability.
Agri Culture - Barbara McLeod: Cruciferous Croft
Q: Can we talk a little bit then about the health benefits for anyone that's listening and doesn't really know what sauerkraut is?
Sauerkraut is an excellent probiotic food that is good for gut health, made through fermentation which allows beneficial bacteria to thrive and produce lactic acid, making vegetables more digestible.
Agri Culture - Barbara McLeod: Cruciferous Croft
Q: Can you start by telling us a bit about Cruciferous Croft? What do you produce and how did it all begin?
Cruciferous Croft is a field to plate, sauerkraut and fermented vegetable business focused on using locally grown vegetables, starting particularly with cabbages.

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The episodes explore a variety of pertinent agricultural topics, focusing on sustainability, policy changes, and best practices for farming and crofting in Scotland. The discussions often feature insights from leading experts and practitioners within the agricultural domain, covering subjects such as environmental regulations, machinery costs, livestock health, and community engagement in farming. Unique elements include a strong emphasis on integrating community perspectives into farming practices and addressing modern challenges such as climate change, biodiversity, and economic sustainability. Listeners can expect practical advice and updates, making it a valuable resource for farmers and agricultural enthusiasts alike.

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Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast launched 7 years ago and published 566 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast include:

1. Anna Griffin
2. Jonathan Olandi
3. Rebecca Mackie
4. Irene Scott
5. Julian South
6. Andrew Coalter
7. Harry Fisher
8. Gilmour Lawrie

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