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Rise in organic farming could reshape Scottish land and food markets

The Sustainable Agriculture Tent, jointly run by the Scottish Agroecology Partnership and Smallholding Scotland, will host talks, workshops and demos The Sustainable Agriculture Tent, jointly run by the Scottish Agroecology Partnership and Smallholding Scotland, will host talks, workshops and demos
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Organic farming target set out ahead of Holyrood election

Farmers across Scotland are exploring organic conversion as support increases Farmers across Scotland are exploring organic conversion as support increases
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Funding window opens for Scotland’s organic conversion drive

The event will be held at Bowhouse, Balcaskie Estate, Fife, on March 30 and will focus on farm profitability, supply chains and Scotland's future food security The event will be held at Bowhouse, Balcaskie Estate, Fife, on March 30 and will focus on farm profitability, supply chains and Scotland's future food security
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