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Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast

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

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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Recent Guests

Doug Schreiber
NFU Mutual agent with over a decade of experience
NFU Mutual
Episode: Rural Roundup - Farm Insurance
Iain Riddell
Retired agricultural consultant with extensive experience in hemp development
Formerly with SAC Consulting
Episode: CropCast Conversations - Hemp - The Crop in Waiting?
Bertie Troughton
Resident trustee of Atholl Estates
Atholl Estates
Episode: Agri Culture - Atholl Estates: Regenerative Farming at the Heart of Community
Hugh Chamerlain
Farm manager at Atholl Estates
Atholl Estates
Episode: Agri Culture - Atholl Estates: Regenerative Farming at the Heart of Community
Laura McDonald
Head of rural at Atholl Estates
Atholl Estates
Episode: Agri Culture - Atholl Estates: Regenerative Farming at the Heart of Community
Dr. Iain Maclellan
Environmental historian specializing in the management of hunting and fishing in the Southern Highlands
University of Strathclyde
Episode: Natural Capital - The History of Scotland's Natural Capital
Siobhan Macdonald
Conference organizer and Farm Advisory Service representative
Farm Advisory Service
Episode: Rural Roundup - Conferences, Updates & Reminders
Douglas Frame
Farmer at Birks Farm, third generation
Birks Farm
Episode: Rural Roundup - 4. Unsung Heroes – Birks Farm: Efficiency (Calving at Two)
James Orr
An agricultural advisor with a special interest in carbon footprint of livestock systems
Episode: Rural Roundup - 3. Unsung Heroes – Park Farm: Dairy Technology (Robots & Solar PV)

Hosts

George Chalmers
Host with experience in agricultural consultancy and broadcasting.
Mary-Jane Lawrie
Co-host and presenter with a focus on agricultural issues and communication.

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
    5
    Eco worrier
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Content is seen as informative and relevant, often framed within the context of current agricultural challenges.
Listeners appreciate the wide variety of topics covered, especially those that provide timely updates on rural affairs and farmers' stories.
The presentation style is engaging, making complex issues accessible to a broader audience.

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#231
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Thrill of the Hill - Counting Carbon: Auditing the Uplands with James Orr
Q: What are the three ways that farmers can help reduce their carbon footprint?
Farmers can reduce emissions, dilute emissions by increasing output, and increase sequestration through practices like planting hedgerows.
Rural Roundup - 5. Unsung Heroes - Haggs Farm: Machinery (Slurry Separator)
Q: What are some of the critical things that farmers need to be aware of going forward?
James explains the new regulations requiring minimum storage capacity for slurry and the necessity for precision slurry application technology for larger herds.
Rural Roundup - 5. Unsung Heroes - Haggs Farm: Machinery (Slurry Separator)
Q: If I'm a farmer, and I'm thinking about introducing it at home on my own farm, what advice would you give me?
Alex advises potential users to come and see the separator in action to believe in its benefits, stating that separating slurry can return higher nitrogen levels and improve efficiencies.
Rural Roundup - 5. Unsung Heroes - Haggs Farm: Machinery (Slurry Separator)
Q: Thinking about the slurry separator that you've introduced, talk me through that. How does that work?
Alex explains that before using the separator, mixing the slurry was a hassle, but now it remains consistent and trouble-free, improving growth management of grass.
Rural Roundup - 5. Unsung Heroes - Haggs Farm: Machinery (Slurry Separator)
Q: Can you just introduce yourselves and tell us a little bit about the farm at home?
Alex introduces himself as running a family dairy farm built over the years, with around 180 to 200 cows, while Heather shares her part-time involvement and background in compliance and administration.

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Focused on the agricultural sector in Scotland, this audio series provides insights into various farming practices, sustainability, and financial management within crofting and farming communities. Topics frequently covered include agricultural policies, environmental sustainability, crop management, and health issues facing farmers. Notably, episodes feature expert opinions from agricultural consultants and farmers, offering a personal touch with real-life experiences and challenges. The content aims to inform and empower listeners with knowledge to enhance profitability and sustainability in farming operations.

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1. Doug Schreiber
2. Iain Riddell
3. Bertie Troughton
4. Hugh Chamerlain
5. Laura McDonald
6. Dr. Iain Maclellan
7. Siobhan Macdonald
8. Douglas Frame

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