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| that the parliament notes scottish | farmers | and crofters deep concerns and |
| scheme is designed to compensate | farmers | and crofters for permanent and |
| the executive will ensure that | farmers | and crofters in the highlands |
| be made to scotland s | farmers | and crofters next march where |
| an early retirement scheme for | farmers | and crofters s1w 3615 mr |
| are not lost to those | farmers | and crofters who have them |
| will estimate the number of | farmers | and crofters who it anticipates |
| significance of that support for | farmers | and crofters who operate in |
| additional support provided now to | farmers | and crofters would cost less |
| he give to crofters and | farmers | in the highlands and islands |
| executive how many crofters and | farmers | received their 2002 suckler cow |
| applications by retiring crofters and | farmers | s1w 4798 colin campbell to |
| advance payments to crofters and | farmers | scheduled to be issued in |
| appeals mechanism for crofters and | farmers | who are suffering penalties incurred |
| total agricultural subsidy given to | farmers | in the uk the amount |
| subsidy that is paid to | farmers | is 440 million the agri |
| argument against subsidies to all | farmers | the subsidy to organic farmers |
| farmers the subsidy to organic | farmers | who grow arable crops such |
| no compensation as many scallop | farmers | are suggesting that the contamination |
| fifg is available for scallop | farmers | too susan deacon on the |
| executive to consider the scallop | farmers | who have no earning capacity |
| our previous discussion about scallop | farmers | who have received no compensation |
| compensation package for scotland s | farmers | and assume responsibility for any |
| of years the cage fish | farmers | are insisting on compensation for |
| 496 agrimoney compensation for dairy | farmers | lodged on 2 february 2000 |
| foot and mouth for which | farmers | receive compensation even though the |
| compensation allowance payments to deer | farmers | s1o 327 12 david mundell |
| eu agrimonetary compensation for scottish | farmers | s1w 26363 fergus ewing to |
| to guarantee full compensation for | farmers | who have accidentally planted the |
| of produce promote direct sales | farmers | markets and alternative marketing schemes |
| development of direct local trading | farmers | markets and direct selling to |
| envisage initiatives to develop further | farmers | markets and to build links |
| a healthy diet including establishing | farmers | markets in deprived areas and |
| scottish farmers if scottish organic | farmers | are to compete we must |
| the bill would not make | farmers | become organic producers it would |
| get more support than scottish | farmers | if scottish organic farmers are |
| that is available to organic | farmers | in sweden is seven eight |
| calls for support for organic | farmers | to continue beyond the present |
| fall which would cause organic | farmers | to lose the premium that |
| increase the payments available for | farmers | wishing to convert to organic |
| people say that some organic | farmers | would be quite happy to |
| farmers in scotland to deny | farmers | and the economy in kenya |
| road all day with different | farmers | farmers were also known to |
| appropriate that we should subsidise | farmers | in scotland to deny farmers |
| all day with different farmers | farmers | were also known to take |
| resentment on behalf of tenant | farmers | against landlords because of the |
| is doing to protect tenant | farmers | in limited partnerships who have |
| with farming either as tenant | farmers | or farm labourers interestingly two |
| rights of landowners or tenant | farmers | to use dogs to control |
| billion european support payments for | farmers | in scotland i do not |
| target of making payments to | farmers | under the livestock welfare disposal |
| the community association leaving the | farmers | ball a balance of 68 |
| 2nd world war balls arbuthnott | farmers | ball [note: photo: 'arbuthnott farmers ball in the crown hotel in inverbervie in december 1967.'] for a number |
| transferred from the then defunct | farmers | ball to the community association |
| number of years the arbuthnott | farmers | ball was an annual event |
| by the committee later the | farmers | ball was held in stonehaven |
| on farms in arbuthnott normally | farmers | kept an odd number the |
| arbuthnott every monday to take | farmers | to the mart it left |
| as in the first arbuthnott | farmers | were expected to play an |
| beef producers in 1971 three | farmers | within arbuthnott parish took advice |
| pe 272 from the national | farmers | union of scotland calling for |
| co operation from the national | farmers | union of scotland is to |
| which is from the national | farmers | union of scotland it calls |
| following submissions from the national | farmers | union of scotland pe 24 |
| the petition from the national | farmers | union of scotland raises the |
| federation mr ian melrose national | farmers | union of scotland ralph cobham |
| richard clark representing the national | farmers | union of scotland the committee |
| college students the local national | farmers | union scotland and the campaign |
| withers public affairs executive national | farmers | union scotland dave morris and |
| representations received from the national | farmers | union scotland on the impact |
| money thus saved to give | farmers | direct income support while encouraging |
| carry them out properly most | farmers | and gamekeepers want to carry |
| then may wish to shoot | farmers | carry out that activity when |
| will give financial assistance to | farmers | who are required to carry |
| have an aquaculture industry where | farmers | are encouraged to farm a |
| farm in turn and neighbouring | farmers | helped one another or sent |
| scale if not perhaps those | farmers | should be encouraged to farm |
| support that are permissible for | farmers | across the eu and some |
| the bottom line is that | farmers | in other eu countries including |
| fifty eu personnel and three | farmers | were present at that hearing |
| and fuel costs experienced by | farmers | in the highlands and islands |
| that the parliament notes that | farmers | in the highlands have incurred |
| the exploitation of third world | farmers | by multi national food companies |
| that take from third world | farmers | pockets given that we are |
| agriculture take from third world | farmers | pockets stewart stevenson i accept |
| the difficulties faced by fish | farmers | if the committee is content |
| wild fish interests and fish | farmers | we discussed the way forward |
| real economic circumstances that fish | farmers | will have to face as |
| suitable weather to weather beaten | farmers | and less inclement weather to |
| need to create incentives for | farmers | to expand into less sensitive |
| and europe now have fewer | farmers | who have less income similarly |
| countries including english and welsh | farmers | all get more support than |
| in the support for individual | farmers | we are asking for wider |
| that following the bse crisis | farmers | have received millions of pounds |
| a suite of methods that | farmers | and gamekeepers should have available |
| might want to ensure that | farmers | use the best available technology |
| additional space for the purpose | farmers | sons who may be exempt |
| i agree the penalties for | farmers | who breach guidelines should be |
| do about the problem of | farmers | who cannot use those disease |
| gets round the problem of | farmers | who cannot use those techniques |
| price in 1919 and the | farmers | who did business with him |
| parliament commends the hauliers and | farmers | who have recently protested at |
| parliament commends the hauliers and | farmers | who have recently protested at |
| is low the penalties for | farmers | who misuse medicines are fairly |
| work and matched them with | farmers | who needed help some of |
| be carried out by salmon | farmers | who switch part of their |
| the winter pony and trap | farmers | often kept a pony and |
| hunts are often obliged by | farmers | to kill it and under |
| p o w s but | farmers | wives like mrs jeans often |
| time we rely on the | farmers | to give us information a |
| purple flowers before 1939 some | farmers | grew tares which looked like |
| some difficulties there particularly with | farmers | i acknowledge that licensing may |
| the supping there was some | farmers | made porridge and gave you |
| outside bodies not by the | farmers | some monitoring by sepa backs |
| part of their pay some | farmers | supplied coal and tatties as |
| the bill will encourage lowland | farmers | to convert some of their |
| more difficult for some scottish | farmers | to do what you would |
| around 3 o clock some | farmers | were known to need some |
| the charge to 1p local | farmers | had gifted potatoes carrots and |
| had been systematically looted local | farmers | had long since carted off |
| local place names daily or | farmers | possessing the field and stream |
| pea or tattie soup local | farmers | provided vegetables barley and rabbits |
| is remembered with the local | farmers | providing horse and carts for |
| the scottish executive whether local | farmers | were consulted before the decision |
| definition of those regimes the | farmers | ability to draw down the |
| minister should be aware that | farmers | in kintyre made a comparison |
| the commercial implications for individual | farmers | perhaps the matter should be |
| no commercial reason why all | farmers | should not be obliged to |
| have destroyed the prions the | farmers | argue that to get rid |
| we do is like auditing | farmers | have an interest in counting |
| lack of infrastructure whereas salmon | farmers | have good established infrastructure and |
| of the problems that shellfish | farmers | have had is a lack |
| it is a fact that | farmers | have shown a lot of |
| institute an amnesty for all | farmers | that have been alleged by |
| dr black i would like | farmers | to have more incentives to |
| across the three years the | farmers | will have the certainty of |
| the scottish executive immediately then | farmers | would have been able to |
| much as it is benefiting | farmers | in areas of scotland with |
| currently borne by scotland s | farmers | r supported by lord james |
| which would offer to converting | farmers | the security that continuity of |
| of scale that would allow | farmers | to make the same kind |
| a year in march the | farmers | would negotiate with the potential |
| feasible although i imagine that | farmers | would not like it because |
| usually on the previous day | farmers | would occasionally join together to |
| may reduce the willingness of | farmers | to allow access to their |
| are thought necessary to enable | farmers | and landowners to protect their |
| travel at dusk and occasionally | farmers | are killed in altercations between |
| strategy the fact that many | farmers | are not members means that |
| required to report losses if | farmers | are penalised too heavily for |
| numbers are excessively high 25 | farmers | do not generally notice damage |
| border farmland where are your | farmers | gathering sheaves of corn today |
| for that is clear the | farmers | or other participants are arranged |
| the company was but to | farmers | they knew they were suppliers |
| a beef production cooperative the | farmers | were george barclay with townhead |
| came the depression when the | farmers | were going broke it was |
| w stayed at milltown the | farmers | were told not to feed |
| dwinin hennie as the thriftier | farmers | wives were said to do |
| and from the general public | farmers | hide behind commercial confidentiality at |
| out from first which to | farmers | lodged on 03 november 1999 |
| strachan from craighill collected the | farmers | milk from the road ends |
| apart from a few remaining | farmers | villagers travel outwith the village |
| ask the scottish executive when | farmers | can expect to receive their |
| their original intention of encouraging | farmers | to grow commercially valued varieties |
| conditions doled out by parsimonious | farmers | as i cam in by |
| sold venison bert cowie coal | farmers | bought coal by the wagonload |
| which looked quite small amazed | farmers | by its versatility and manoeuvrability |
| to refund fees paid by | farmers | for authorisation of sheep dip |
| guidance is currently given to | farmers | on premises affected by foot |
| it is done by the | farmers | themselves it is essential to |
| secure european help for hill | farmers | acknowledges that there is now |
| for the simple reason that | farmers | and the market need the |
| that is justified for scottish | farmers | fergus ewing what was the |
| has been waived for sheep | farmers | in england and wales and |
| environment agency to refund all | farmers | in england and wales for |
| introduction of action programmes for | farmers | in nitrate vulnerable zones business |
| agri environment scheme through which | farmers | might be paid for adopting |
| 2001 on any implications for | farmers | of the urban waste water |
| 9 million package for salmon | farmers | yet no cash has been |
| built to cross through farmland | farmers | and wild elephants make uneasy |
| it through to hell with | farmers | i thought as i left |
| a rallying address to mearns | farmers | in february 1941 mr g |
| accounting seem quite simple the | farmers | ought to concentrate on the |
| had been sold to scottish | farmers | s1o 1823 4 shona robison |
| any plans to assist cereal | farmers | s1w 9189 brian adam to |
| across ayrshire is extremely upset | farmers | sacrificed a great deal to |
| in the early 1900s the | farmers | stopped sending men to help |
| bill will allow such as | farmers | taking out dogs to flush |
| advantage to lowland and upland | farmers | the convener do you know |
| cap is designed to assist | farmers | to adapt to the changes |
| encouraged to link with other | farmers | to form co operatives so |
| enhance and protect farming assisting | farmers | to meet the demands of |
| entirely on the will of | farmers | to respond to the encouragement |
| s demands these included encouraging | farmers | to show enterprise in growing |
| plans it has to compensate | farmers | whose cattle went over 30 |
| to stay there sometimes the | farmers | wives objected that the girls |
| predictability they also suggest that | farmers | might be more accommodating of |
| chapel of seggat where the | farmers | had been wallaces since the |
| any category we must place | farmers | in a secure position ensuring |
| remedy she had witnessed other | farmers | using [note: photo: 'ploughing with a pair of horses.' ] arch middleton remembers |
| be applied when necessary if | farmers | get it wrong they will |
| will be there and the | farmers | will be there no matter |
| a country run m635: [inaudible] | farmers | and we sometimes got we |
| permanent disadvantage that our lfa | farmers | suffer mr rumbles important though |
| an oh they re dairy | farmers | an the queen said it |
| t f833: yeah but the | farmers | don t walk around the |
| this was called tirring later | farmers | stored tatties loose in sheds |
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