The Scottish Government has written to all farmers in Scotland to outline the changes to agricultural support that will come into effect from 2025. This briefing is a summary for Members.
Members have until 22 July to share their views on the challenges and opportunities of decarbonising equipment and vehicles in the agri-supply sector with AIC.
The AIC Scotland Dinner will be held on the evening of 28 November 2024 at the Westerwood Hotel in Cumbernauld, where Member meetings will also held during the day.
Scottish politicians, businesses and stakeholders joined AIC Scotland and the Food & Agriculture Stakeholder Taskforce for a parliamentary reception at Holyrood on 22 May.
Further to the FSA consultation on 24 feed additives applications and one application for the authorisation of feed for PARNUT purposes for use in animal feed, Food Standards Scotland (FSS) has launched its parallel consultation.
Members can register to attend a free event showcasing the support and funding available to anyone with an idea or solution to address a challenge faced by the dairy supply chain.
The Scottish Government is seeking views on proposals to increase fees for seed certification, seed testing and associated seed functions to allow full cost recovery.
With the launch of the updated FEMAS, TASCC, and UFAS standards on 1 June 2024, AIC Services is hosting a series of seminars across the UK and Ireland to inform scheme Participants of the changes, help them prepare, and answer questions.
