Rural Britain is a wonderful assortment of farms, estates, hamlets, villages, forests and moors, lochs and valleys. Our stunning scenery, close communities and wonderful rural businesses provide an idyllic lifestyle for many, but rural life can also throw up some pretty unique challenges.
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Norvite is delighted to announce that Ross Williams has been appointed to the Board as Commercial Director. Ross hails from an agricultural background in Taunton, Somerset. Following his BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science, he worked with NFUS as a Regional Manager before joining Norvite in 2007 in a ruminant sales role based in Aberdeenshire. Over the past 17 years, he has consistently demonstrated dedication, leadership and expertise, making significant contributions to the company’s success.
READ MOREI would like to introduce regenerative farming consultant William Houstoun as a potential speaker at any farming discussion groups or rural events you might be planning over the next few months. An Angus farmer passionate about driving progressive change in agriculture and the business and political environment in which it operates from Scotland to South Africa, William has worked with farm businesses around the world and spoken at global regenerative farming forums.
READ MOREFirst Impressions Matter, Especially Online. In today's digital age, online reviews have become a cornerstone of a business's reputation. They influence everything from consumer decisions to investor confidence. Their significance in shaping your online presence is undeniable.
READ MOREI once knew a person with Grapheme-Colour Synaesthesia - i.e. they associated certain words with particular colours. I often think that November's colour palette would be earthy tones like burnt orange, deep red, and gold to evoke the feeling of autumn and fireside embers, coupled with late-night Christmas shopping!Have you ever wondered why certain designs evoke specific emotions? It's all about branding. Just as a synesthete might associate words with colours, we associate brands with feelings.
READ MOREPainting your windows isn't just about aesthetics; it's a vibrant and effective marketing strategy. Read on to discover how this simple, cost-effective approach can transform your business and connect with your community.
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