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Thursday 11 March 2010
PLANS HAVE been unveiled to extend Scotland’s flying doctor service throughout remote and rural parts of the country.
FARMERS’ MARKETS have been given a major boost by the SNP Government, which has moved to encompass them within its Food and Drink policy, which is increasingly being ranked higher on the political agenda for Scotland, benefitting from a £250k cash injection.
DETAILS OF how Scotland’s £2.5 million share of the EU Dairy Fund will be allocated have been announced.
SCOTLAND’S MEN proved triumphant, winning two gold medals, a silver and a bronze at the World Indoor Tug of War Championships in Cesenatico, Italy.
POLICE ARE investigating the theft of 42 buckets of livestock feed supplements from a farmroad end in the Blair Atholl area.
YOUNG FARMERS battled through the snow to ensure a successful two days of national competitions, in Inverness.
A packed Perth Town Hall witnessed Bell Baxter’s team take the lead at last weekend’s East Region YF Cabaret contest.
OLYMPIC GAMES was the theme of the recent West Region young farmers’ annual conference, this year held at the Spittal of Glenshee Hotel, Glenshee, with more than 60 delegates turning out, despite the snow and ice.
Should farm livestock have access to water during transit?