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Daniel Stout speaks with Professor Laura Green OBE and Poppy Frater about the latest research on mastitis, the pathogens involved and how we can refine management and nutrition in sheep systems to reduce mastitis risk. If mastitis is a real issue in your flock this podcast is one to listen to.
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In this Cropcast, Prof Fiona Burnett of SRUC talks soils and soil health with Joanna Cloy who is a Soil Scientist and Researcher at SRUC, Paul Hargreaves who is a Soil Scientist and Grassland Researcher also with SRUC and David Ross who is a senior Consultant with SAC Consulting in the North EastAll about potatoes!
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Potatoes are an important crop in the Crofting Counties with many crofters growing for home consumption whereas other crofters may sell their potatoes at farmers markets or in vegetable boxes. In this podcast Janette Sutherland interviews Innes Jessieman SRUC potato expert to get his advice and top tips throughout the growing cycle.Verpasse keine Episode von “Scotland's Farm Advisory Service Podcast” und abonniere ihn in der kostenlosen GetPodcast App.
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In this Cropcast, Prof Fiona Burnett of SRUC talks to Dr Neil Havis who heads up Crop Protection at SRUC, Crops Consultant Peter Lindsay and Pierre and Alain Bouffandeau who is the Crops Trials Manager at SRUC.Precision solutions to animal health & welfare: Poultry Special
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Welcome along to our animal health & welfare series of eight podcasts. Each podcast will look at the latest research around animal health & welfare, with the aim of providing you an insight into the latest strategies which are being both developed & implemented. In the first part of the episode George Gauley will be joined by SRUC’s monogastric research scientist, Dr Salvatore Galgano, to discuss his breakthrough trial, which looks at using Peracitic acid as a way of finding an alternitive to antimicrobials In the second part of the episode, George will be joined by senior behaviour and welfare scientist Dr Victoria Sandilands to discuss her work, which is addressing the need to improve housing systems for the welfare of laying hens. She also discusess the challenges facing the industry going forward.Capitalising on Assets
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Taking on a farm or croft for the first time is an exciting opportunity but as New Entrants there can be challenges along the way. We speak to Trudi Cueto from Carfrae Farm to discuss their diversification journey and the wide range of exciting activities available to the public on the farm.Livestock Monthly: Sheep (November 2021)
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In this livestock podcast, Agricultural Consultant Robert Ramsay speaks to SAC Consulting sheep specialist Kirsten Williams and to SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer Fiona Crowden. The podcast covers, latest problems presenting at vet labs and what are the big issues sheep specialists are being asked at the moment.Cropcast: Integrated Pest Management
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Integrated pest management (IPM) is a holistic approach to pest management that aims to maximise profit whilst also aiming to minimising the negative impacts of crop production on the environment. That's the technical definition, but what does it mean in practice? In this Cropcast, Prof Fiona Burnett of SRUC talks to Dr Henry Creissen who is research lead on integrated Pest Management at SRUC.Taking stock – the long-term benefits of an Integrated Land Management Plan
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In this podcast, Ben Graham, Managing Partner at Kirkland in Dumfries and Galloway talks to us about his experience of applying for an Integrated Land Management Plan (ILMP) to reflect on how he runs the enterprise. In the interview, Ben details his reasons for applying for an ILMP and how this fits into the long term plan for the business. He also discusses on wanting to leave the business in a healthy, profitable state for the person who will take over from him, which recommendations he’s turned into actions and the importance of farmers always being prepared to change.Future Applications of Insect Protein for Agriculture
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Janette Sutherland SAC Consulting Portree interviews Zero Waste Scotland’s Dr William Clark about a new type of farming – insect farming. The podcast covers a wide variety of topics from why we need to produce more protein and rely less on soya and how also we protect the welfare of farmed insects. We gain good get insights into the legalisation and how the markets are likely to develop in the future. We also discuss research on consumer reactions to moving towards insect farming for various sectors including hens and fish. For further information please see https://www.zerowastescotland.org.uk/Livestock Monthly: Beef
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In the latest of our livestock monthly podcasts episodes hosted by Beef Specialist Robert Ramsay of SAC Consulting, we talk beef with Veterinary Investigation Officer, Alwyn Jones of SRUC Veterinary Services and Livestock Specialist, Lesley Wylie of SAC Consulting. (Recorded October 2021)
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