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How trees can help farm management and add income
In this face-to-face, walk and talk event Iain and Marion McDonald of Ardoch and Threepland farms will be joined by Virginia Harden Scott, Woodland Creation Officer for Scottish Forestry and Dr Vicky West, UK Woodland Carbon Code Manager, Scottish Forestry, to talk about:
Iain and Marion’s experience: benefits of planting trees for farm management, animal welfare (eg. fencing and shelter for livestock),
income stream diversification and inheritance planning
Funding opportunities for woodland creation, including forestry grant schemes and UK Woodland Carbon Code
Timber markets and tax benefits of forestry
Any questions you want answered
The event offers landowners and those advising them a chance to see existing woodland creation projects on-site and hear, first hand, the benefits of integrating forestry with farming to help diversify income, maximise productivity, tax benefits and succession planning of their land.
FREE of charge to crofters, farmers, land managers and foresters. Limited spaces, so booking is required.
Lunch is included.
For more information contact Ana on 0793 082 4983 (aallamand@soilassociation.org)