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Helping it Happen Awards crown Scotland’s new Rural Champion (opens the original)
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A charity helping young people understand farming and food production has been named Rural Champion at Scotland’s flagship rural awards, with the winner receiving £10,000 to support its work. Emma Ruxton of the Royal Northern Countryside Initiative (RNCI) was presented with the inaugural Rural Champion Award at the Helping it Happen Awards, organised by Scottish Land & Estates (SLE). Outstanding Contribution to Rural Scotland Award: Left to right: Patrick Colquhoun of Scottish Land & Estates and
New climate strategy aims to give locals greater influence (opens the original)
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Communities across Scotland are to be given a greater say in how the country responds to climate change and nature loss under a new Scottish Government strategy. The Public Engagement Strategy for Climate and Nature aims to help people understand how climate change affects their lives, encourage local action and give communities a stronger voice in decisions affecting them. A separate Delivery Plan, due in spring 2027, will set out the specific activities, partnerships and commitments behind the
New Massey Ferguson platform connects mixed fleets and farm data (opens the original)
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Massey Ferguson and AGCO’s digital solutions provider PTx have launched a new digital platform designed to simplify farm management across mixed machinery fleets. PTx FarmENGAGE allows farmers and contractors to manage Massey Ferguson and other-brand machines through a single connected system, bringing machine data, field operations and task management together. The platform will be fitted to the new Massey Ferguson 7S MARK 2, while some existing machines will have the option of a retrofit. PTx
Scotland extends bluetongue restriction zone across entire country (opens the original)
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The bluetongue Restricted Zone covering parts of south-west Scotland will be extended to the whole of Scotland from Saturday, October 3, following agreement between the Scottish Government and industry representatives. The move means movement licences currently required for susceptible livestock, including cattle, sheep and other ruminants, moving into, within or out of the South West Scotland zone will no longer be needed. With the whole of Scotland operating under the same disease status, the
Farmers challenge SSEN over safety at major power hearing (opens the original)
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Farmers and land managers affected by the proposed Kintore to Tealing 400kV overhead line have challenged SSEN’s approach to agricultural safety, arguing that the risks created by the project should be addressed through design rather than by expecting farmers to change how they work. Evidence heard during the Agriculture Operations Hearing at the DPEA inquiry last week focused on the practical difficulties of operating modern agricultural machinery beneath the proposed line, including combines,
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