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Farming for a Better Climate (FFBC) provides practical support to benefit the farm and help reduce our impact on the climate. Taking action as a sector, both to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to adapt to a changing climate, will secure farm viability for future generations.

FFBC is run by SRUC on behalf of the Scottish Government. We combine ideas trialled by our volunteer Climate Change Focus Farms and information from up-to-the-minute scientific research. We offer practical advice to help you choose the most relevant measures to improve both your farm performance and resilience to future climate change effects.

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“The Farming for a Better Climate (FFBC) monthly newsletter keeps you up to date with some of the tips and ideas we are exploring with other farmers to help improve farm efficiency and profitability and reduce Scottish agriculture’s carbon footprint. Sign up here.”

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In our monthly podcast we'll hear from guest speakers, ranging from experienced farmers and leading industry experts - all of whom have experience and knowledge of how to adapt to a changing climate.

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Subscribe to our podcast via our Audioboom channel to ensure you are notified with each new episode.

Farming For a Better Climate Newsletters

The Farming for a Better Climate (FFBC) monthly newsletter keeps you up to date with some of the tips and ideas we are exploring with other farmers to help improve farm efficiency and profitability and reduce Scottish agriculture’s carbon footprint.

Sign up here.

If you would like to be notified when the next newsletter is out, sign up to our mailing list,  your email details won’t be shared with anyone else.

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The Changing Climate, Changing Food project has been funded by the University Innovation Fund by the Scottish Funding Council.

In the Changing Climate, Changing Food podcast the changes that people are making to their diets is looked at from the perspective of Scottish agriculture. The series will look at where emissions come from on farms, how farmers have reacted to the increased scrutiny in the media, The role farms can play in mitigation and how food policy and food systems play an important role in achieving net zero. These topics and more are explored through discussions with farmers, researchers, consumers and industry professionals.

Access all of the podcast episodes here