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Retired Staffordshire firefighter Kelvin Chell is pinning his hopes on selling his bespoke designed JCB digger-themed badges to raise funds for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal.
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Mentors supporting the rural sector’s next generation of talent were the focus at the first day of the Royal Highland Show this week (Thursday).
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Strong demand at home and overseas could see Scotland’s sheep sector add around £77m in output and £21m in Gross Value Added (GVA) by 2032, according to economic modelling announced at Scotsheep 2026.
READ MOREOffice based Administrative Assistant required for Estate based in the Scottish Borders, working 2 -3 days per week with flexibility for additional hours.
The role involves:
• General office management and administration
• Assistance with invoice processing
• Assistance with maintaining livestock records using livestock management software
• Assistance with record keeping and auditing of Riddell Farms organic status
Key skills, capabilities and experience:
Required:
• A strong understanding of agriculture
• A good working knowledge of Microsoft Office
• Ability to work independently as well as part of the wider estate team
Preferred:
• Understanding of Xero Accounting software
• Familiarity with Scottish Government department of Agriculture reporting and returns
• Experience of working in an SME business
• Experience of working in a high compliance and regulatory environment
• Awareness of charity administration and reporting requirements
• Ability to work with suppliers and contractors
Terms and conditions to be agreed.

Farm in Haddington urgently looking for skilled tractor drivers
Full time hours or temporary work available


Borders Machinery Ring (BMR), the first Ring to be formed in the UK in February 1987 by 23 farmers and contractors. Currently, there are over 1030 members. Turnover is around £10 million.
Essentially a machinery ring “matches a shortage of machinery and/or labour capacity on one farm with a surplus on another.
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