NSA Scotsheep preview: Packed schedule for Scottish NSA event

Visitors to NSA Scotsheep on June 5 can look forward to an engaging day, including farm tours and a packed workshop, demonstration and seminar schedule, on-farm in East Lothian

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NSA Scotsheep is back, with over 160 commercial and educational stands and 32 sheep breeder society stands.
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NSA Scotsheep is back, with over 160 commercial and educational stands and 32 sheep breeder society stands.

Scotsheep is making its return to the calendar this year, with organisers hoping the event will be a welcome break for farmers and stakeholders following the challenging spring the industry has faced this...

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