Head of Show, David Tennant, reflects on his visit to the Oxford Farming Conference
It has been a fast and furious start to 2024 but one that has set me up for the year ahead and sees me approaching 2024 with optimism and purpose.
International Women’s Day 2024 #InspireInclusion
This year, International Women’s Day is putting inclusion at the forefront, and how together in our everyday lives and workplaces we can empower the promotion of gender equality, our collective achievements and addressing persistent challenges faced by women.
RHASS celebrates 240th year with cuddly toy sheep hunt, mass Munro challenge and more...
Events planned throughout 2024 to celebrate the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland’s 240th anniversary
RHASS annual funding rounds open to rural and agricultural projects
Up to £10,000 is available for individual projects that drive sustainability, education, innovation, and wellbeing
Judges announced for 2024 Royal Highland Show
The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) has announced the judges for next year’s Royal Highland Show.
Leading Farming Businesses And People Celebrated in Inaugural Scottish Agriculture Awards
Last night (Thursday 26th October), the inaugural Scottish Agriculture Awards took place welcoming over 450 people to celebrate some of the most innovative and progressive agricultural businesses and individuals within the sector.
RHASS board members lend expertise to Scottish Agricultural Awards judging panel
Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) board members are lending their industry expertise by being part of the Scottish Agricultural Awards judging panel.
Cultivating Social Well-being in Rural Scotland: The Role of the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland
In the picturesque landscapes of rural Scotland, where rolling hills meet serene lochs, there's a thriving community deeply connected to the land. But beyond the breathtaking scenery lies a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of rural life: social well-being.
Harvest Thanksgiving for Scotland’s farmers held at St Giles Cathedral
Tractor and combine harvester were in situ on the Royal Mile for an all and no-faith church service tribute to our food producers.
Harvest Thanksgiving for Scotland’s farmers to be held at St Giles Cathedral
Tractor and combine harvester will be in situ on the Royal Mile for an all and no-faith church service tribute to our food producers.