Home Publications Manage forests Farm Woodlands

Publications

Filter by
Topic
Content type
Scottish Forestry logo
Farm Woodlands

Integrating trees network presentations

Farm Woodlands

Costs of creating and managing woodland

Farm Woodlands

Farm woodlands case studies

Farm Woodlands

Sheep and Trees

8 publications for Farm Woodlands

Case studies, trials and examples

Farm Woodland Case Study - Knock Farm

This case study shows how Knock Farm used woodland creation to improve land use and reduce pressure on livestock. 
14 Aug 2025 (Updated date)
PDF (3.98 MB)
Farm woodlands

Forestry grants for common grazings

28 Oct 2024 (Updated date)
PDF (232.34 KB)

Forestry grants for common grazings - Gaelic version

28 Oct 2024 (Updated date)
PDF (484.67 KB)

Farm Woodland Assessment - Application Form

28 Oct 2024 (Updated date)
FILE (60.76 KB)

Why Shelterbelts?

03 Sep 2025 (Updated date)
PDF (1.38 MB)
Case studies, trials and examples

Why Trees? The benefits for your business, your community and the environment

02 Mar 2025 (Updated date)
PDF (2.77 MB)
Farm woodlands
Presentation

Integrating Trees on a Hill Farm

A presentation by Davy McCracken from Scotland’s Rural College explores how farmers can integrate trees and woodlands into hill farms.
11 Sep 2025 (Updated date)
PDF (7.39 MB)
Farm woodlands
Applications and forms

Farm Woodland Assessment Application Form

The Farm Woodland Assessment Application Form is used to apply for a free assessment of land within the Central Scotland Green Network for potential woodland creation
01 Aug 2025 (Updated date)
FILE (286.92 KB)
Farm woodlands

Was this page helpful?

Rate your experience

Your feedback helps us to improve this website. Do not give any personal information because we cannot reply to you directly.

Your feedback helps us to improve this website. Do not give any personal information because we cannot reply to you directly.

Rate your experience

Your feedback helps us to improve this website. Do not give any personal information because we cannot reply to you directly.