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UK Agricultural College Secures Substantial Funding Boost for Facility Development and Equipment Acquisition: Government Grants Almost £1 Million…

Hartpury College has received almost £2.4m in government funding to help boost facilities and roll out new agriculture T levels from next year.

THE achievements of Scotland’s top land-based and aquaculture trainees were celebrated recently at Lantra Scotland’s Awards for Land-based and…

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The heartbroken parents of Neil Graham, who was killed in a workplace incident in 2018, have said that despite court proceedings ending last week,…

CAFREs open week will be online next week with those interested in courses in agriculture, food, equine and horticulture invited to take part.

New Holland Scottish apprentices – John Connolly from Agricar, Dundonald; Craig Farmer from Bryson Tractors; and Keiran Hay from Fife Tractors –…

Students interested in pursuing a career in the rural sector can opt for a range of courses at Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) which will equip…

Those agri-finalists are – Amy Lochhead, Shauna Murdie, Robbie Gray, Reiss Gordon and Ian Armstrong. Amy Lochhead, aged 18 from North Berwick, has been doing a Modern Apprenticeship Level 3 in Agriculture at Carcant Farm, through Borders College. She said: “I was brought up in a seaside town far away from the rural life that I craved. Since I was young, I’ve had an affinity for all animals and had a need to care for them.” Shauna Murdie, aged 20 from Jedburgh, has been doing a Modern ...