At Glensaugh we are continuing to sell finished lambs from grass, always reducing overall stocking density as we move towards autumn.

will premier at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh on 25th September.

Scientists will look at whether there is a link between the nutrients in the soil and the disease.

A 900 hectare outdoor laboratory is offering local residents the opportunity to visit the facility as part of Doors Open Day on Saturday 18th September.

Dr Lucy Gilbert is attending and presenting a paper on managing wildlife for tick control at the European Wildlife Disease Association conference in Vlieland, Netherlands, from 13 – 17 September.

By studying similarities in the genes of Scots Pine trees, scientists have shown that the iconic pine forests of Highland Scotland still carry the traces of the ancestors that colonised Britain after the end of the last Ice Age, harbouring genetic variation that could help regenerate future populations, according to new results published in the journal Heredity.

Find out how to take part in a series of events on this consultation paper.

Pine trees in the Scottish Highlands are direct descendants of the Caledonian forests that colonised the area immediately after the Ice Age, scientists have discovered.