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Alan Simpson believes trees should not be planted on ploughable land.

Alan Simpson: No saplings should be planted on ploughable farmland

June 14, 2021

Tree planting targets could be met with small-scale farm woodland schemes.

Christopher Nicholson: Small-scale farm woodland schemes could help meet tree planting targets

June 6, 2021

NFU Scotland says the drive to plant more trees is making some land too expensive for new entrants to buy.

Scots farmers warn tree planting drive is hampering chances for new entrants

June 5, 2021

NFU Scotland vice-president Andrew Connon is concerned about whole farms being planted with trees.

Leading Scottish farmer sounds warning over planting trees on productive farmland

May 14, 2021

The Burnroot sawmill near Aboyne.

David Leslie: High-tech forestry operations 60 years after the Muckle Storm

May 12, 2021

All political parties seem to agree on the need to plant more trees in Scotland.

Pete Moss: Farming must not trade away its green credentials

May 10, 2021

Ramsaygrain East Forests is for sale for offers over £14m.

Scottish forest launched to market for offers over £14m

April 20, 2021

Confor believes the forestry sector has a big role to play in the green recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Stuart Goodall: Forestry can be part of the green recovery

April 17, 2021

A small waterfall runs from a forest pool along the route up Ben Newe, near Strathdon.

Warning signs ‘loud and clear’ with Scotland’s woodlands facing barrage of threats

April 14, 2021

Future Woodlands Scotland chairman Tim Hall.

Farmers and land managers invited to apply to £2m woodland fund

March 29, 2021

Snow posed a challenge for forestry workers at Seafield Estates in February.

Will Anderson: Forestry challenges from snow to Capercaillie conservation

March 21, 2021

The loan scheme covers projects up to 20 hectares in size.

Scottish Forestry launches loan scheme for small-scale woodland projects

March 17, 2021

Australian farmers have successfully made the argument that farming can offer a unique solution to climate change.

Christopher Nicholson: Scots farmers are missing out on carbon cash cow

February 20, 2021

Uppermill Farm at Tarves in Aberdeenshire was launched to the market on November 4, 2020, and went under offer just before Christmas.

Scottish land market buoyed by record low acreage for sale in 2020

January 29, 2021

The programme will see 25 million trees planted.

Scotland set for more than 25 million new trees by 2022

January 28, 2021

Red squirrels, sea eagles, hen harriers, capercaillie, Scottish crossbills and many rare insects thrive in productive forests.

Stuart Goodall: 21st Century forestry has a lot to offer

January 9, 2021

The UK’s biomass power plants consume more timber every year than is felled in the country.

Christopher Nicholson: Rethink on forestry’s failure to protect peat

December 29, 2020

Ken Greenland, Helen Webb and Sarah Toulson on the Sutherland estate.

Sutherland tree planting scheme to soak up 50k tonnes of CO2 by 2045

December 18, 2020

Scotland accounted for 82% of the total newly planted forestry area in the UK.

Forestry schemes continue to grow

November 30, 2020

The guide was launched at AgriScot 2020

New guide to help landowners create new woodlands

November 19, 2020

Environmental concerns have impacted the value of land for planting trees.

Forestry market enjoys steady rise in values

November 5, 2020

A limited number of free feasibility studies are on offer to Grampian farmers.

Free feasibility study for farmers thinking of planting woodland

October 31, 2020

While a study suggests the merits of carbon credits, the NSA said that sheep farming is more than simply a business

Returning to woodland could pay off, says study

September 3, 2020

SACGS will run for a five-week period as a pilot.

£10m to help farmers and crofters buy new equipment

September 2, 2020

The hot tubs are made using larch grown on the estate.

Estate restocks forest to support hot tub venture

August 2, 2020

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