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Agriculture can help young people most at risk reach their potential. Hannah Binns explores how Future Roots offers an unique learning environment for children not coping in a mainstream school setting.

Emily Hughes is proof that having no agricultural background or farming experience is not a barrier to a career in the poultry industry. Katie Fallon reports.

Working as a hoof trimmer, Sophie Mitchell-Smith has made a name for herself on social media with more than 12,000 followers. Here, she tells ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian about her role within the farming community.

Hannah Binns talks to LLM farm veterinary surgeon Claire Whittle about her experience.

An ability to be a team player is crucial for anyone wishing to be involved in agricultural trials work. Hannah Binns speaks to Scottish Agronomy’s Laura Hughes to find out more.

Since the age of 16, Robbie Gray, from Lanark, has been working for the Hamilton Ross Group while completing a Modern Apprenticeship through Scotland’s Rural College, with a focus on land-based engineering.

²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian campaign reaches new heights as it launches to a non farming audience

A £451,078 Government grant for flexi-apprenticeships will create job opportunities in the food supply chain for ex-military, career changers and non-graduates and triple the number of training placements.