Meet Helen who runs Middleton Croft in Sutherland in the Northwest Highlands. Earlier this year, she won the Scottish Crofting Federation’s Young Crofter of the Year award for her multi-hyphenated approach to crofting. She runs a tearoom, l...
We are delighted to welcome Alywin Pillai to the NFFN Scotland steering group. Alywin is an environmental lawyer and partner in family-run Kinclune Estate and Organic Farm in Angus. We caught up with Alywin to hear more about her...
A two year research project is attempting to turn low quality Molinia grass into a soil improver. At Henfron farm in the Elan Valley, manure from sheep and cattle bedded on Molinia is composted with wool from Welsh Mountain sheep. This is then mix...
Michael Clarke is our NFFN Scotland Chair and an upland livestock farmer at Williamwood in Dumfriesshire....
Nikki and her husband James run Grampian Graziers using their small herd of native breed cattle as ecological...
Phil Knott is a crofter on the Sleat Peninsula on the Isle of Skye and NFFN Vice Chair for Scotland. He shares with us his farming journey here....
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Colin Strang Steel farms at Threepwood, a livestock farm of 1045 acres situated in the heart of the Scottish Borders near Lauder....
Johnnie Balfour, NFFN Scotland steering group farmer from Fife,...
VOICES Martin Hole, Montague Farm, East Sussex Nirmal Purja, on completing his unique winter climb to the summit of K2, reflected that “Mother Nature always has bigger things to say”. The roar...
