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Integrating Trees on a Hill Farm

Last updated :11 Sep 2025

Topic: Manage forests

A presentation by Davy McCracken from Scotland’s Rural College explores how farmers can integrate trees and woodlands into hill farms.

Summary

This presentation shares insights from the Integrating Trees Network event held on 10 September 2024. 

In his presentation, Davy McCracken explains practical ways to incorporate trees and woodlands into hill farms. He highlights the benefits of tree planting for:

  • livestock shelter
  • soil health
  • biodiversity
  • long-term farm sustainability

He also addresses common challenges and provides guidance on planning, funding, and management to help farmers make informed decisions about woodland integration.

Integrating Trees on a Hill Farm

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