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Animal Health & Welfare plans - your questions answered. (Crofting for the Future programme)
What makes a good animal health & welfare plan? Why are they important? What should I include in my animal health & welfare plan for the Whole Farm Plan? An interactive workshop and discussion
Provider
Scottish Crofting Federation, Kyle of Lochalsh (Online)(For price, check with provider)
Enquire via email to Scottish Crofting Federation.
Description
Online course for crofters! What makes a good animal health & welfare plan? Why are they important? What should I include in my animal health & welfare plan for the Whole Farm Plan? An interactive workshop and discussion - submit your questions in advance! Spaces for this event are limited to maximise the opportunities for you to ask questions about your specific circumstances. This workshop is 75% subsidised through the SRDP Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund (KTIF), funded by Scottish Government. Our expert panel includes:- Donald MacKinnon, SCF Council Member & Chair of Lewis and Harris Sheep Producers Association; Russell Smith, SCF Council Member; Hilary Burgess, Veterinary Advisor for Shetland Islands Council; Iain Carmichael and Kairn Macleod, Agricultural Development at Scottish Government.
About Scottish Crofting Federation
Mission: • To ensure the sustainability of crofting for future generations. Aims: • To advocate for crofting so that its value is recognised from within communities to government. • To support crofters to meet the challenges of a changing world. • To champion the need for crofting to remain accessible and affordable for young people in crofting communities. Objectives: • To lobby policymakers within government to ensure the crofters' voice and concerns are heard at all levels. • To provide information, training and advice to crofters through publications, webinars, events, courses and our advice service. • To support new entrant crofters to understand the history and value of crofting, to learn from their experienced peers, and to understand their obligations.
Enquire via email to Scottish Crofting Federation.
