A meeting planned for Torr Farm, Auchencairn, on Friday March 15 will focus on ways farmers can make the best use of the nutrients available in the manure and slurry their livestock produce.
A meeting planned for Torr Farm, Auchencairn, on Friday March 15 will focus on ways farmers can make the best use of the nutrients available in the manure and slurry their livestock produce.
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Rog Wood
The free event is organised jointly by consultants from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) and Soil Association Scotland.
Torr Farm is one of the four Farming for a Better Climate Focus Farms in Scotland and organic farmers Ross and Lee Paton are old hands at explaining their experiences to visiting groups.
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