Committed to Farming that Starts with Soil Health
Our Story
Founded by two local farmers passionate about soil. The Clydesdale Soil Health Network fosters a collaborative approach to farming challenges. We believe healthy soil underpins food quality, biodiversity, and resilient rural livelihoods. Our mission is to support knowledge-sharing, practical learning, and community-led innovation for a nature-friendly agricultural system.
Our Partners
We are delighted to be part of Farmer Cluster Connections, led by Propagate's Regenerative Farming Network. It aims to build a coordinated network of farmer clusters and facilitators across Scotland, to accelerate the exchange of knowledge, skills, and innovation in sustainable and regenerative agriculture.
It is a collaborative project involving Southern Uplands Partnership, Carse of Stirling Partnership, Highland Good Food Partnership, East Lothian Climate Hub, and Propagate.
It is funded by the Scottish Government's Knowledge Transfer Innovation Fund.