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Scotland's rough terrain and steep land can make farming difficult in the upland areas Ref:RH121019116

Time to remedy a 'typing' error!

On the way to another Highland Clearance

Time to add up the real costs of leaving

Take the pain out of clipping

Why we need to leave on Halloween

A ‘brave new world’ needs brave young people

Weeding out the problem

Will the bone Scotland has been thrown turn out to be plastic?

The trouble with glyphosate ...

The grass is too short and the cows' legs too long

Why we should be afraid of a 'no deal' Brexit

No sheep is worth this sum.

'Them's fighting words' Jim

Banning beef isn't the answer to climate change

Beef does pay – just not for us!

A gift horse in need of some attention!

Grain assurance schemes need revisited and simplified

An industry dictated to by cliques and cabals

The best salmon genetics

The hypocrisy of the environmental lobby

How can anyone make a judgement based on lies!

Chris Packham: A tale of two eagles

Milk contracts ... what difference will they make?

Why eating grass-fed meat is good for the planet

Joy of sustainable and nature friendly farming

Protectionism just isn't working

Is there really a climate 'emergency'?

Time for sensible environmental management

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We need migrant vets? Why?

Beaver protection counter-productive

Time to be a free ranger?

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Questioning the BBC's conservation coverage

US and Scottish farmers are not that far apart!

A countryside littered with bad intentions

The people in dreamland have unbalanced nature

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Support needed for legal action on sheep attacks

The facts about L5 oats

Beavers beware of false promises

Has Gordon Rennie jumped the gun?

The 'fake news' on tree planting

Rewilding concept will turn Scotland into some kind of theme park

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Looking for balance in the countryside

Give young farmers something to aspire to

Blue sky thinking on food production

Farming units gone and sitka spruce reigns

Lord Gill was supposed to be impartial

Spot on with succession issues

Fireworks have no place in rural Scotland!

Response to Lord Gill’s address to SAAVA’s AGM

Land and government control

Wise words on waders

The CAP was never suitable for UK farming

Succession in the real world

Charolais bulls 'do what they say on the tin'

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