How the changing face of farming is reflected in Scotland's election
The changing landscape of farming in Scotland is influencing the upcoming elections. Farmers and crofters are adapting to new challenges, particularly following Brexit, which has altered support systems. Political parties are proposing various measures to assist the agricultural sector while balancing environmental concerns.
- ▪Farmers and crofters are vital to Scotland's food and drinks sector.
- ▪The Scottish government currently provides about £660m in support for farmers.
- ▪Political parties are proposing different strategies to support farmers during the transition to new agricultural policies.
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How the changing face of farming is reflected in Scotland's election29 April 2026ShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleKevin KeaneScotland environment, energy and rural affairs correspondentGetty ImagesFarmers and crofters are considered the backbone of Scotland's food and drinks sectorThe rural vote is a significant, but often overlooked, constituency in Scotland.Farmers and crofters are going through a decade of significant change, some of it brought about by the UK's exit from the European Union.The role of the sector has also been shifting - from purely being producers of food to becoming guardians of our countryside, protecting nature and mitigating climate change.And the question of food security has never been far from the minds of those in the industry.Many people give little thought…
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