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Technical events
10 February 2021
Chris and Louise Elkington Strategic Farm update
5 January 2021
A series of online agronomy sessions are being held in January and February aimed at farmers in Scotland.
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16 November 2020
10 July 2020
Doreen Anderson appointed role of Senior Knowledge Exchange Manager in Scotland
29 May 2020
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board’s (AHDB) Farm Excellence programme has turned to digital technology to ensure knowledge can still be shared with and between farmers during the current coronavirus pandemic.
16 June 2020
This session will explore the elements of soil health and their connection and influence on soil function. Particular focus areas will include the influence of farming practice on soil health as well as biological systems and, in particular, the beneficial aspects and maintenance of balanced soil microbiomes.
3 June 2020
This mental health themed webinar will aim to help understand how you can take control of your stress and not add to it unwittingly. While difficult circumstances such as coronavirus, extreme weather, market volatility, peer pressure and parental expectations are often beyond our influence, much of our stress is actually within our own control.
7 October 2019
Once more the Brexit deadline is looming and predicting the result seems more than a little foolhardy. However, I have been trying to imagine what Scottish agriculture will look like in five years’ time, possibly something just as challenging.
19 September 2019
Prevention rather than cure should always be the focus of any mastitis management plan, something that will be the focus of the next meeting of AHDB’s Scottish strategic dairy farm on 10 October.
15 August 2019
The Agronomist Conference this year will focus on IPM
17 June 2019
The window for farmers and growers to apply for a heavily discounted training scheme, which can deliver significant savings to their business, close on Monday 24 June.
20 May 2019
Three industry organisations have joined forces to launch a brand new field-based arable event for Scotland.