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  1. Uses made of Rural Scotland Key Facts

    Rural Scotland Key Facts presents statistics on a broad range of topics, e.g. economy, transport, education and health, by an urban/rural geographic breakdown.

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    Rural Scotland: key facts
  2. Principles for a partnership approach for the food and drink industry and other related organisations working with schools

    Principles for a partnership approach for the food and drink industry and other related organisations working with schools.

  3. Welfare of gamebirds reared for sporting purposes: code of practice

    The code aims to help those responsible for the birds to be knowledgeable about and competent in gamebird husbandry and management techniques.

  4. Grow Your Own Working Group: recommendations report

    Recommendations from the Grow Your Own Working Group (GYOWG) on how we can support people to grow their own food.

  5. Catering for change: buying food sustainably in the public sector

    Guidance for anyone involved in the procurement of food or catering services in the public sector.

  6. Eggs and Chicks (Scotland) Regulations 2010

    The regulations will provide enforcement powers for the marketing obligations which the National Control Programme for Salmonella places on the operators of laying flocks.

  7. Areas of Scotland exempt from TSE surveillance: map

    A map highlighting the Scottish islands which are exempt from the surveillance requirements.

  8. Animal disease outbreak: contingency plan template

    Template for use by livestock keepers.

  9. Beef labelling: guidance

    A guide on the compulsory beef labelling system and the beef labelling scheme (the approval system for other labelling claims) for people and organisations selling beef in Scotland.

  10. The Honey Bee Health Strategy

    To achieve a sustainable and healthy population of honey bees for pollination and honey production in Scotland.

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