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In conversation with: FBR Seed's David Seed, Professor Russel Griggs and SLE's Sarah-Jane Laing on the future of rural businesses in the South of Scotland

from ScotLand Matters: The Scottish Land and Estates Podcast · host Scottish Land and Estates

Recorded on Friday 30 July 2021 as part of our virtual offering for what would have been the week of the Border Union Show, this conversation saw FBR Seed's David Seed and Professor Russel Griggs joined by SLE's Chief Executive, Sarah-Jane Laing. Featuring an introduction and closing remarks from Trevor Jackson, Chair of the South East Committee, the conservation covers a variety of fascinating topics as the trio of speakers discuss what the future of rural businesses in the South of Scotland could and should look like. Find out more about FBR Seed - www.fbrseed.com ScotLand Matters is the official podcast of Scottish Land & Estates, and is produced by Calum Henderson.

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