The Scottish Farmer offers a variety of advertising options to maximize your brand’s visibility. The print edition, renowned for its in-depth coverage and loyal readership, provides premium placement opportunities, ensuring your brand is seen by key decision-makers.

Additionally, our robust online presence, with over 150,000 monthly visitors, ensures your ads reach a broader audience. Active social media channels, including Facebook and X, further amplify your brand’s reach. Social media advertising can target specific segments within the agricultural community, increasing engagement and brand awareness.

Advertising in The Scottish Farmer aligns your brand with a trusted voice in the industry, enhancing your reputation and solidifying your position in the UK’s agricultural sector.

Below is a list of our upcoming features with a brief synopsis of what we will be covering (content subject to change).








OCTOBER 26TH ISSUE


TYRES

• Choosing the Right Tyre for Your Tractor
A comprehensive guide on selecting tyres based on terrain, weather conditions, and farming needs, including a comparison of brands and models.
• Advancements in Tyre Technology
Exploring the latest innovations in tractor tyres, such as fuel efficiency, improved traction, and sustainability features.
• Maintenance Tips for Longer Tyre Life
Practical advice on how to extend the life of tractor tyres through proper care, including inflation, alignment, and rotation practices.
• The Impact of Tyres on Tractor Performance
An analysis of how the right tyres can improve efficiency, reduce soil compaction, and enhance overall tractor performance.

>> If you are interested in advertising within this feature please contact Karen MacBeth on 0141 302 7758 or email karen.macbeth@thescottishfarmer.co.uk




BALERS

• Baler maintenance, tips on how to keep your machine running smoothly and reliably.
• Balers and silage, discussing the best choices for livestock farms in handling silage wrapping and storage.
• Comparing balers, highlighting the key differences between fixed and variable chamber models for various applications.
• How to improve baling efficiency on your farm, offering strategies to optimise baling processes and bale handling.
• Baling for profit, exploring how to add value to straw and hay through better-quality baling techniques.
• The latest baler technology, showcasing smart features and automation advancements in modern balers.
• Baler twine and wrap, a guide to selecting the right materials for different crops and conditions.
• Baler reviews, providing farmer feedback on the best-performing balers based on their real-world experiences.
• Second-hand balers, offering practical advice for buying used balers and finding good value.

>> If you are interested in advertising within this feature please contact Karen MacBeth on 0141 302 7758; Carol Jeffrey on 0141 302 7754; Nicola Riley on 0141 302 6139 or Carole Miller on 0141 302 6052 or email farmer.sales@thescottishfarmer.co.uk




NOVEMBER 2ND ISSUE


FARM MAINTENANCE

• Building Repairs and Maintenance
Best practices for maintaining farm buildings, including barns, sheds, and silos.
• Machinery and Equipment Upkeep
Tips on servicing and maintaining essential farm machinery to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
• Drainage and Irrigation
Solutions for effective water management to prevent flooding and ensure healthy crops.
• Fencing and Boundary Maintenance
How to maintain strong, durable fencing to secure livestock and protect crops.
• Farm Safety Inspections
The importance of regular safety checks to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Practical advice on reducing energy costs through farm maintenance and adopting sustainable practices.

>> If you are interested in advertising within this feature please contact Karen MacBeth on 0141 302 7758; Carol Jeffrey on 0141 302 7754; Nicola Riley on 0141 302 6139 or Carole Miller on 0141 302 6052 or email farmer.sales@thescottishfarmer.co.uk




NOVEMBER 16TH ISSUE


SUCCESSION PLANNING

• Legal Steps in Succession Planning
A breakdown of the essential legal processes involved in transferring ownership and farm assets.
• Financial Planning for Succession
Strategies for managing taxes, pensions, and savings to ensure a financially secure transition.
• Family Communication and Conflict Resolution
Tips on how to navigate difficult conversations and maintain family harmony during the succession process.
• Structuring the Business for the Future
Advice on setting up partnerships, limited companies, or trusts to safeguard the future of the farm.
• Case Studies of Successful Succession
Real-life examples of Scottish farms that have successfully navigated the succession process.
• Professional Support and Resources
Information on where to find expert advice, including legal, financial, and agricultural consultants.

>> If you are interested in advertising within this feature please contact Carole Miller on 0141 302 6052 or email carole.miller@thescottishfarmer.co.uk




NOVEMBER 30TH ISSUE


STOVES & HEATING

• Choosing the Right Stove for Your Farmhouse
A guide to selecting wood-burning, multi-fuel, or biomass stoves for maximum efficiency and warmth.
• Energy-Efficient Heating Solutions
Exploring sustainable heating options like heat pumps, solar panels, and energy storage systems.
• Maintaining Stoves and Heating Systems
Tips for prolonging the life of your stove and heating equipment through regular maintenance and servicing.
• Heating Farm Outbuildings and Workshops
Practical advice on heating solutions for barns, workshops, and other essential farm buildings.
• Reducing Heating Costs
Strategies to lower energy bills and make your farm’s heating systems more cost-effective.
• Case Studies: Heating Solutions on Scottish Farms
Real-life examples of farmers who have upgraded their heating systems to improve efficiency and reduce

>> If you are interested in advertising within this feature please contact Carole Miller on 0141 302 6052, email carole.miller@thescottishfarmer.co.uk or Nicola Riley on 0141 302 6139, email nicola.riley@thescottishfarmer.co.uk