Agriculture
Argyll and Bute Council plays an active role in the development and support of the Agriculture industry in Argyll.
It is a leading partner in the Argyll and Bute Agriculture Forum which is a multi-agency group that aims to raise awareness of agricultural issues across the area.
It is a leading partner in the Argyll and Bute Agriculture Forum which is a multi-agency group that aims to raise awareness of agricultural issues across the area.
Argyll & Bute Agriculture Forum
Information on the Argyll & Bute Agriculture Forum and the work that they are involved in.
Information on the Argyll & Bute Agriculture Forum and the work that they are involved in.
Development of the Argyll Local Food Supply Chain
Public awareness of the benefits of sourcing locally grown and produced food is growing rapidly. More consumers are changing their buying habits and now seek “local” products for social, environmental, health and quality reasons. There is increasing evidence from other regions in the UK that a co-ordinated approach to the local supply chain can increase the value of this market to local producers.
Public awareness of the benefits of sourcing locally grown and produced food is growing rapidly. More consumers are changing their buying habits and now seek “local” products for social, environmental, health and quality reasons. There is increasing evidence from other regions in the UK that a co-ordinated approach to the local supply chain can increase the value of this market to local producers.
Development of the Argyll Local Food Supply Chain – Survey of Customers (online)
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Survey of Agricultural Holdings in Argyll
HECLA Consulting were commissioned by Argyll & the Islands Enterprise and the Argyll Agricultural Forum to undertake a baseline survey of farm and croft holdings across the Argyll area.
HECLA Consulting were commissioned by Argyll & the Islands Enterprise and the Argyll Agricultural Forum to undertake a baseline survey of farm and croft holdings across the Argyll area.
