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If this effects you, don’t panic!1. If we’ve done your SAF, it’s done properly (every year) - not its a copy / paste from last year!2. We use digital mapping to check for field changes.3. We know where the deductions are, so if they change we can see them.4. If you have already submitted a SAF changes can be made.5. We’ve been pushing to get inspection results before they were implemented and in most cases got them eventually.It’s unfortunate that this has happened, and in reality the system SHOULD be locked down for the SAF window, but we’ll work with it and the changes are within the current price of the SAF.There’s not much time left but if you do want your SAF completed, or just a question answered, give us a message and we’ll do our best to answer it.NFU ScotlandNFU Scotland have raised concerns with the Scottish Government after it emerged that a significant number of businesses submitting a SAF have been issued with mapping changes just days before the deadline.Some businesses that received a land inspection in 2018 have begun receiving letters and revised maps from Scottish Government, with the SAF deadline only days away.https://www.nfus.org.uk/news/news/union-raises-concern-over-late-mapping-lettersRural Matters ... See MoreSee Less
📢SAF deadline approaching!15th May is the deadline for the form to be submitted. We highly recommend completing the form online. ✅Don't rush the process (especially if you have things like silage going on) as numerous farms have feature changes this year and they should be closely checked.If you need a hand, don't hesitate to give us a call or drop us a message / email. ... See MoreSee Less
We're having a few issues with our office phone, so we have a temporary number - 01461335303. Sorry for an inconvenience, and hopefully it will be back up and running soon! ... See MoreSee Less
Good article, and if you want any advice on soil sampling or variable applications, give us a call, or drop us a message. ... See MoreSee Less
Farmwell Scotland is an initiative established by organisations from across Scotland’s agricultural sector to promote wellbeing in those working in the farming and crofting industry, and to protect farm animal welfare. The poster below highlights some signs that may indicate someone is struggling.We know that farming or crofting can be a tough business and it isn’t always easy to ask for help, but if you're worried about someone you know or if you just need someone to chat to, get in touch with the RSABI helpline today on 0300 111 4166 📞Scottish Dairy Hub NFU Scotland ... See MoreSee Less
