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Farming innovator and tractor enthusiast Hugh Black of Laurencekirk dies

Farming innovator and tractor enthusiast Hugh Black of Laurencekirk dies
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Ploughing their own furrow from the land

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Allan Langley – respected veteran of agricultural education

Allan Langley, who worked at the SRUC and its forerunners for almost 40 years, died at the beginning of February at the age of 73. A native of Glasgow, he taught or advised many of the people who now manage farms and work in rural businesses in South-east Scotland and further afield. His interest in agriculture was kindled at an early age, when he spent his summers helping on his uncle s farm in Aberdeenshire. He studied for a BSc Agriculture degree at Glasgow University – which included a year at Auchincruive – and then went on to complete a Diploma in Agricultural Engineering at the West of Scotland Agricultural College.

Tributes paid to Scottish farmer Donald Biggar

by Gemma Mackenzie © Supplied by Beef Shorthorn Cattl Donald Biggar was described as a great stalwart of native beef breeds. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Tributes have been paid to well-known Scottish pedigree cattle breeder Donald Biggar OBE who died suddenly last weekend. Mr Biggar ran the renowned Chapelton herds of Beef Shorthorn and Aberdeen-Angus cattle at Chapelton Farm near Castle Douglas in Dumfries. He was a lifelong member of NFU Scotland, a former board member of Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) when it was Scotland’s Agricultural College (SAC), and former chairman of levy body Quality Meat Scotland (QMS).

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