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- Auchnieve and Mains of Thornton – farm woodlands
- Balruddery – adapting to a changing climate
- Craigengillan – New Woodlands
- Crichton Royal dairy
- Ednie – beef and arable
- Glensaugh Research Station – adapting to a changing climate
- Kelloe Mains dairy and arable – using green bedding
- Kinstair Farm – New Woodlands
- Kirkton and Auchtertyre – adapting the hill sheep farm in a changing climate
- Langtonlees – moving from straw to slurry
- Phantassie and Garvald Mains – beef, sheep and arable
- West Mains of Kinblethmont – controlled traffic farming
- Case Study: Maximising Production from Forage at East Fingask
- Case Study: Making use of bale grazing at Balcaskie Estate
- Climate Change Focus Farms
- Castlemains Farm, East Lothian (Arable)
- Ardoch of Gallery, Angus (Arable)
- Upper Nisbet Farm, Scottish Borders (Arable)
- Woodhead Farm, Ayrshire (Dairy)
- Hillend Farm, Clackmannanshire (Dairy)
- Stewart Tower Farm, Perthshire (Dairy)
- Torr Farm, Dumfries and Galloway (Dairy)
- Auchmore Farm, Ross-shire (Beef and Sheep)
- Clynelish Farm, Sutherland (Beef and Sheep)
- Corrimony Farm, Inverness-shire (Beef and Sheep)
- Glenkilrie Farm, Perthshire (Beef and Sheep)
- Nether Aden Farm, Aberdeenshire (Beef, Sheep & Arable)
- Rumbletonrig, Scottish Borders (Beef, Sheep & Arable)
- Improving Farm Profitability
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- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: How do we reduce emissions from beef?
- Carbon Footprinting And Locking In Carbon On The Farm
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- Practical Guide: Carbon Footprinting on the Beef Farm
- Practical Guide: Carbon Footprinting on the Dairy Herd
- Comparing Grazing Methods
- Practical Guide: Agroforestry for Beef and Sheep Farmers
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Improving fertility in the beef herd
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Maximising growth rates
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Beef bull selection
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Improving grass growth
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Improving feed conversion efficiency and reducing waste in the dairy herd
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: How do we reduce emissions from dairy?
- Working Towards Net Zero Carbon Emissions: Improving fertility in the dairy herd
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