Learning and skills

Planning to Succeed Workshop Series

SAOS are excited to launch the first in a new series of three one-day workshops "Planning to Succeed: Your Path to Overcoming Employment Challenges".

A new booklet to support farmers, crofters and land managers address soil errosion has been published.     

Scottish Forestry Resilience Knowledge Exchange Webinar: Bark Beetle Resilience

In this resilience seminar, we will be hearing from two leading experts on the recent bark beetle epidemic experienced in Germany and Czechia. We will explore the factors that led to the epidemic population levels, and the impact it has had on the forest resource and industry.

Autumn Event & AGM

Join Women in Agriculture for the Autumn Event & AGM at The Den, Culross on Wednesday, November 6th, 2024 at 10:00 AM.

Circular Communities Scotland Annual Conference 2024

BOOK YOUR PLACE AT Circular Communities Scotland’s 2024 Annual Conference

‘The Difference We Make: 2024 & Beyond’

The Scottish Agritourism Conference 2024 will take place at Perth Concert Hall on Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th November 2024.

The conference is an annual celebration of the agritourism sector, open to anyone with an interest in growing agritourism in Scotland including Scottish Agritourism members, farmers considering agritourism, economic development agencies, destination marketing organisations, local and national government representatives, suppliers to the sector and sector supporters.

LLTNPA Resilient Farm Network

The Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park Authority is delighted to announce the launch of the Resilient Farm Network.

Agroforestry & Irrigation for market gardeners and small farms

This short course is a double-bill introduction to setting up an irrigation system suitable for a market garden and getting started with agroforestry on your farm.

Give Wellbeing a Sporting Chance

Over the winter we will talk to Scottish and International sports professionals who started their career in farming or crofting, and continue to keep their foot firmly on the ground.

Farmstrong Scotland explore what it takes to stay focused on the pitch and on the track, and how they prioritise their wellbeing for the benefit of their sport as well as their own health.

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is inviting local farmers to take part in the Resilient Farm Network (RFN), a five-year (2025-2029) programme to boost climate and nature-friendly farming in a way that is profitable for farmers. 

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