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Find out more about this Scottish Government-funded research project that explored the seasonal migrant workforce in Scottish agriculture

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Tractor ploughing

20 April: The sun is out and with it come the tractors, sprayers, ploughs and seed drills.

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The Equicentral System by Jane Myers

The Equicentral System utilises the natural grazing behaviour of horses to benefit the land (and ultimately the horses) and the environment,based on Healthy Land,Healthy Pasture, Healthy Horses books.

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Queen’s Anniversary Prize reception

SRUC scientists, whose world-leading research has spanned nearly half a century of study into the Langhill dairy herd, were among guests at a reception to celebrate our Queen's Anniversary Prize.

Save your energy

Electricity storage systems on farms could play a major role in the next step of the “energy revolution”.

Rural women encouraged to ‘realise ambitions’

Women working in Scotland’s rural sector will be encouraged to “identify their potential and realise their ambitions” in Perthshire next month.

The genomes are out of the bottle

World-leading livestock scientists from Scotland’s Rural College are set to give vets the lowdown on genomics to give them the knowledge that farmers need to optimise their breeding decisions.

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