Crofters Bull hire scheme is to be retained

This Month's Featured Business :- Anna Bateman

Local Origins Rural Network is not just about food and crafts, well being is also important, and Anna Bateman has many skills to help you.

Based in North Connel, she has a BSc in physiotherapy, is a Reiki Master and also a Life Coach.
Being a healer for 18 years, Anna has worked both in the NHS and the Private Sector.

If you want to find out a little more, come to the markets - she offers taster sessions there, or see Anna's directory page here and contact her directly.

Wed, 02/10/2010 - 10:37 — lorn

One of the more important means for crofters in Argyll and the Highlands to improve the quality of their cattle has been saved from an EU axing.

http://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/Article.aspx/1597270

The good news included plans to upgrade the stud facilities at Knocknagael and Balrobert, near Inverness, although decentralised community studs are being looked at for the future.

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Next Market

September 2nd 2010
Another full house of great variety of food and crafts - featuring new season products of pork, preserves, and a warm welcome to North Argyll Carers;

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This Month's Featured Business :- Anna Bateman