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Can make all the habitat you want in the rivers but what’s the point when they go out to sea they are just getting slaughtered by the seals yet nothing is said about that

Sounds like a disaster in the making. Be better sowing westerwolds straight after harvest, just grub it in stick some mustard and legumes in with it, ticks all the boxes

George Mackay did amazing spreading the positives of scotish beef and support.

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Great Video, thanks for sharing

The best method of controlling rushes is to do something.All methods work to a greater or lesser extent you just have to get out there and do it.Also that type of land needs a bit of tlc and remember you will only control rushes not eliminate them.

Great Video, interesting concept! from the start I thought you were talking about hayleage, but threshing it baling the straw makes sense! thanks for sharing

Do you need a worker? I live in Finland

Great video! You guys are doing a really good work, one can see and learn alot from you. Can someone recommend some good farms on Scotland where I could buy pregnant Angus heifers??😊

Great Video thanks for sharing

Looking for a young bull 🐂 to bucher for food

Looking for a young bull to bucher

Great Video, thanks for sharing

I gather this will soon end …. Goodbye clean rivers, wildlife etc.

Would goats eat it?

I only want my beef to be eating grass, not bakery waste

Useful and interesting video, many thanks. I've added a comment on your Facebook page too :)

I'm just wondering if you know that the flowers of gorse produce the very first pollen for honey bees and all other insects. Regards Norman

Brilliant - great to see the youngsters carrying on the farming tradition with skill and commitment. I must visit the Shetlands before Im too old!

Very interesting, great to see Craigengillan acknowledged for the work they do on habitats and environment restoration and one of the ways it is made possible which in this case is relating to natural capital markets.

Why does agriculture have too look after all the people who pollute. Time they did it themselves and agriculture was left alone

I wonder if there is a place for beavers or beaver style damns in this work

How is the treatment of grains with urea is done...pls do explain

Beautiful landscape. Well done the farmers for their traditional management protecting this nature rich habitat.

Great habitat for wildlife, bet the lamb tastes really good too.

Lovely acrobatic birds, real characters. A great reason to visit Islay, in addition to the other fine product they make over there.

Bacteria doesn't want a c:n of 80:1, soil fungi does

Thanks for sharing.

I would love to see more fruit trees on farms and generally across the countryside in Scotland. Even if not on the scale of agri-forestry, but having some apples, pears, cherries or plums among the oak, rowan and birch of native forestry schemes, for example. The farmer could take advantage of fruit for home or local consumption with the windfall left for nature over the autumn and wintertime.

What's the missing item he can't find? Spell it out please? Was difficult to hear it

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This is like looking at the Future.

Wow.

Hi there, thanks for the video but how are you related to Sir Alex Fergusson?

Massey Ferguson all day!!

Can we have another video of the farm after 6 weeks?

Ingenious - I would like to see a follow up video showing the results

Very clever young man wished you lived near me to gave me a hand.

The crofting,well done

Interesting

We've just moved to the island and have the same problem with the croft we've bought. We'll be sorting our drainage out in spring once the water levels drop

We have been running this system now for 4 years Brian and never yet had to calve a cow.