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Automating data collection weighs in favour of two Scottish beef producers

Having the time to effectively use the information gathered from weighing cattle can be a challenge, but experts say it can make the difference to profits.

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Vaccine which transformed global flock health highlighted

Scottish scientists have achieved a remarkable milestone by creating a groundbreaking vaccine that has revolutionised the health and well-being of…

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The Scottish-born vaccine which transformed global flock health

A vaccine developed by Scottish scientists which has transformed herd and flock health for farmers over the last 25 years is being brought into focus

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Unsung heroes who created animal vaccine to be recognised

Unsung heroes who created animal vaccine to be recognised
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Photo gallery: Highlights from Glamis Castle s first-ever food festival

© Mhairi Edwards/DCT Media Customers who booked tickets were staggered throughout the day to avoid crowds and make it easier for social distancing measures to be adhered to. Two days before the event, tickets had sold out for the time slots between 11am and 2.30pm, with the last remaining tickets allowing people to enter the castle grounds and take full advantage of the event until 4pm. With only 50 tickets being sold per timeslot, the maximum number of 400 visitors were expected to attend. Following the event, general manager at Glamis Castle, Helen Buchanan said: “Our Spring Food Festival was a great success with the Bank Holiday weekend weather only adding to the atmosphere!

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