Great Scone Palace Challenge Raises Over £80,000 for RSABI
Inaugural event reaches global audience, generating over a million Facebook views
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Lessons from casework: Why behaviour matters as much as legislation
In this guest blog, Rob Black of the Scottish Land Commission reflects on tenant farming in Scotland and highlights that the sector’s true challenges and successes stem not from legislation, but from human behaviour. Rob shares positive examples of collaboration, empathy, and constructive dialogue, showing that better practice is both possible and essential to shaping a fair and sustainable future for tenant farming. -
Farming and crofting support
14,182 farming and crofting businesses receive payments -
Survey seeks to strengthen agritourism!
Scotland’s farms, crofts and estates urged to take part in national survey shaping the future of our sector -
Community Showcase at the Royal Highland Show
Between the 19th and 22nd June, the Royal Highland Show (RHS) returned to Ingliston, bringing together over 210,000 people in a celebration of rural life. Scottish Rural Action (SRA) hosted a 'Communities Showcase' - a vibrant space for a range of partner organisations to engage directly with people, highlighting the importance of strong sustainable and resilient communities, which support rural and island Scotland. In this blog, SRA reflect on the event and the impact of the Communities Showcase. -
2025 Habitat Assessment Testing – how to get involved
Take part in Habitat Assessment Testing and receive £100! -
Consultations on strategic land use and just transition plan open
Consultations open for 'Supporting Scotland's transition - Land use and agriculture' and Scotland’s Fourth Land Use Strategy -
Building a stronger crofting future through succession planning
Nearly 12,000 crofters across Scotland are receiving information packs to their homes, filled with advice and support, to help them secure crofting for future generations. -
Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund opened
Agriculture support applications now open with potential for for multi-year funding agreements. -
Farming family raise over £88,000 for RSABI
Borders family raise over £88,000 while shining light on suicide in Scottish farming
