ITN – Walking and Talk Trees
Join the Integrating Tree Network (ITN) for an insightful day exploring how trees and woodlands support a more resilient, productive and sustainable farm business. They’ll be visiting the Scott-Park family at Portnellan Farm, an organic beef farm on the south-eastern shore of Loch Lomond, to hear about the benefits that trees bring to them. Through…
Read MoreRotational Grazing: Networking Lunch and Farm Walk at Rhynaclach Farm
This is an event for farmers and land managers to learn about the benefits and challenges of e-collars and virtual fencing for managing livestock, particularly in a rotational grazing system. Jointly organised by Upper Forth Farmer and Land Manager Network and the Resilient Farming Network of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Directions: From…
Read MoreIt’s All Pants!
An arts based exploration of soil and the ecological health of our land with Ted Leeming. Do large numbers of earthworms indicate a healthy soil? And what are the consequences if the conventions are wrong? What if the secret to the health of land lies hidden in a humble pair of decomposing underpants? This fun…
Read MoreKnoxfauld; Heathy peat, farm and future
Are you a farmer or land manager and interested in Peatland restoration? – Come and see what peatland restoration looks like on a working farm What does peatland restoration actually mean for a farmer? And is it worth doing? Join Knoxfauld Farm and Forth Rivers Trust for a hands-on look at the 273 ha Knoxfauld Farm…
Read MoreA new project launched in the Upper Forth River catchment focusing on regenerative farming.
A new project has been launched for the Carse of Stirling and Upper Forth area to provide valuable support and resources for local farmers and land managers to address these challenges.
Read MoreUpper Forth: Land Matters – Social Gathering
Calling all farmers, land managers, estates, and smallholders in the Upper Forth catchment area and the Carse of Stirling.
Read MoreNew Initiative to Build Climate-Resilient Water Landscapes in the Upper Forth
A new initiative has been launched to work and collaborate with land managers across the Upper Forth catchment, aiming to increase climate resilience and optimise water resources for people and nature. The Resilient Landscapes: Upper Forth Partnership, led by Forth Rivers Trust in partnership with the Carse of Stirling Partnership and Glasgow Caledonian University, and funded…
Read MoreMaking Every Drop Count: Sustainable Management of Waterways
Good water management is more important than ever, and there are new opportunities to make farms more resilient and productive.
Read MoreMaking Sense of Soil Health: & It’s Impacts on Farm
Join the Leven Farmer Network for a hands-on day to exploring everything soil health related and how working with your soils can boost farm resilience and profitability hosted by Channel Farm. Soil health advisor Niels Corfield will guide us through understanding, assessing, and managing soils to get the best from the field. The morning session will give…
Read MoreWest Moss-side Organic Farm Walk
6 February 2026 – Led by Kate Sankey Background West Moss-side Organic Farm is a typical Carse farm of approx. 60 hectares. It lies on the south bank of the Goodie Water 1.5 miles west of Thornhill on the Carse of Stirling. It includes 20 ha of Flanders Moss NNR. The farmland was created in…
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