Summary
The Resilient Farm Roadshow Scotland is a farmer-led extension initiative delivered by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board in partnership with Agricology. The programme employs field-based demonstrations and peer-to-peer learning to disseminate regenerative agriculture and soil health practices among Scottish farmers. As an active extension programme rather than a peer-reviewed research study, formal quantitative impact data have not yet been published.
Regional applicability
This programme is directly applicable to Scottish farming practice and represents current AHDB extension delivery policy in the United Kingdom. The findings and approach are geographically embedded in Scottish conditions and regulatory frameworks.
Key measures
Extension programme participation and demonstration field outcomes (specific metrics not yet published)
Outcomes reported
The programme uses field-based demonstrations and peer-to-peer learning to promote regenerative agriculture and soil health practices. Formal quantitative impact data have not yet been published.
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