Sheep and land use
We’ve adjusted our grazing management to increase breeding productivity of ground nesting birds, most of them are globally threatened species
Small-farming and crofting play a big role in our local economy. Here you will find articles about crofting in the Kyle of Sutherland.
We’ve adjusted our grazing management to increase breeding productivity of ground nesting birds, most of them are globally threatened species
As the seasons change, so does the activity of the croft. Crofting is a vital part of the food chain, and when we look closely …
Lochview Rural Training, just 4 miles outside Lairg, provides opportunities for young people and adults to learn about rural life, while spending time outdoors and …
How to tackle the depopulation in our area? With the new parliamentary team preparing a paper on repopulation in Sutherland and Caithness, crofting is very …
Over the last few articles we have looked at various aspects of crofting. Here we consider the future. Will crofting survive? Food: There is a …
In the 19th century crofts were made deliberately too small to support a family so that the crofter would have to go and work at …
Crofting law gives crofters security from eviction but the crofters need to follow the rules and work to improve their plot of land The old …
Both the Cheviot sheep and the Border Collie sheepdog were introduced by shepherds from the south. © S. Ross In the last edition, we looked …
To welcome the first edition of the Kyle Chronicle, I thought we should celebrate our lovely landscape