You are what (and how) you eat: grazing strategies for parasite control in sheep
Mastering Tick Management & Control Through Collaboration
This workshop aims to produce industry guidelines on management control approaches for ticks and TBDs, represents a crucial step towards addressing a pressing challenge facing livestock and public health in Scotland and the UK.
Understanding the Challenge
Food for Thought: Soil, Food, Farming and Trade - Border Union Agricultural Society Business Breakfast, Kelso, 26 July 2024
What does Regenerative Farming mean for you?
The GO Falkland event came back for its second year, after last year’s success, offering a thought-provoking two-day programme, packed with talks and panel discussions by representatives of the land-based industries in Scotland, policymakers, and scientists – all providing their perspective on regenerative land use in Scotland and beyond.
Go Falkland 2024
Following the success of last year’s inaugural event,GO Falkland is being held at Falkland Estate over two days on 17th and 18th July with a vibrant fringe of smaller venues and exhibitor spaces, local food and drinks, music and more. Led by farmers and those who work the land, the event creates a space to co-design and collaborate on creating a healthier and fairer future for Scotland’s land use and food system. More info is available at https://falklandestate.co.uk/go-falkland/.
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Estimating the health and wellbeing value of the NHS outdoor estate
Why are health and wellbeing values important?
The UK is made up of stocks of elements of nature that have a value to society. This natural capital provides ecosystem services that contribute to the health and wellbeing of users, staff, and wider communities.
Mobility Patterns of Young People in Rural Contexts
The free online event (11-12.30, 12th June), funded as part of a SEFARI Gateway Specialist Advisory Group, will gather interdisciplinary academics to provide greater insights on:
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Informing Scotland's Rural Delivery Plan and Rural Lens
Alongside Jane, five academics were selected to be SAG members, all of whom have worked on various aspects of rural policies and policy-making, including rural proofing - an alternative term for applying a rural lens - in various countries.
Policy Note – Spatial Data Requirements for Land-Based Policy Objectives
Policy note offering recommendations on the better integration of research-based data sources that support land use policy making.