A cutting-edge company employing satellite imagery to forecast crop yields and monitor temperature fluctuations for climate change mitigation participated in the COP28 climate change summit.
The Lamb for St Andrew's Day initiative took center stage at Holyrood as parliamentarians were treated to a showcase of lamb.
Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon has expressed admiration for Scotland's vibrant food and drink sector in a St Andrews Day letter addressed to producers and businesses.
During the launch of an industry report in Edinburgh, conference delegates highlighted the imperative for forestry leaders to unite in reshaping public perceptions of spruce trees and commercial forestry.
At the Agriscot seminar, attendees were reminded of the immense potential for landowners in the realm of green energy.
Marc McElhinney, the managing director of renewable energy firm gfd, provides valuable insights into the myriad benefits of biogas.
Andy Drane of Davidson Chalmers Stewart talks about some of the legal issues around renewables.
A groundbreaking report is advocating for a significant overhaul of Scotland's farming policy, envisioning a trajectory toward leadership in sustainable and regenerative food production.
At the heart of legislative deliberations, the Agriculture and Rural Communities Scotland bill remains under thorough examination by Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) at Holyrood.
In a significant move, the Scottish Government has unveiled a substantial financial commitment, allocating over £500,000 in funding to empower women and young individuals to acquire fresh agricultural skills.
