Information for Visitors

View of landscape at GlensaughCome walkabout at Glensaugh Research Station

Glensaugh has been providing facilities for agricultural and land research since 1943. You are welcome to visit the Farm following the launch of a self-guided trail which leads you on a circular tour of the farm, pointing out areas of particular geographic, social, landscape and historical changes.

In addition to the 'come walkabout' trail, a self-guided agroforestry trail is available which introduces the integrated sheep grazing and woodland (silvopastoral) system that is managed at Glensaugh. Using this site we aim to share some practical tips, and the potential benefits associated with this type of land management system.

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Come prepared

  • Glensaugh is a working farm. Help us to continue our work safely. Do not hinder farm operations and follow any advice you receive from farm workers.
  • Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for the outdoors - the weather can change rapidly.
  • The self guided agroforestry route is about 1.5km. Allow 1.5 - 2 hours for a group visit.
  • Take care when walking through areas where paths are unmarked.
  • Do not disturb wildlife, leave the environment, plants and trees as you find them.
  • Keep your dog under proper control. Do not take it through fields of calves and lambs, and dispose of dog dirt responsibly.
  • Leave no litter.

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