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Owen Farm Services

Build resilience

Advice that sees the whole farm.

Practical, specialist advice connecting land, livestock, carbon, people and the wider farm business—so the next step makes sense as a whole.

Practical farm advice

Start with the farm you have, not a standard answer.

Useful advice starts by understanding how the whole business fits together. A change in land management can affect livestock, labour, cashflow and long-term plans; it should never be considered in isolation.

We combine a practical farm visit with the right technical evidence, then help turn that information into priorities you can actually use.

See the connections
Look beyond one report or one part of the farm.
Use good evidence
Base advice on the farm’s real position and records.
Keep it practical
Agree actions that suit the business and its people.

Advice areas

One review. The right specialist focus.

Not every farm needs every piece of advice. We identify the areas that matter, connect them where necessary and keep the work proportionate.

Whole-farm resilience

A joined-up look at where the farm is now, the pressures ahead and which changes will make the greatest practical difference.

  • Resilience planning
  • Whole-farm priorities
  • Practical action plans

Carbon and climate

Turn a carbon audit from a completed exercise into a useful plan for improving efficiency and preparing for change.

  • Carbon audits
  • Action planning
  • Climate adaptation

Land, soil and nutrients

Connect soil condition, nutrient use and land management so decisions work for both the farm and its resources.

  • Integrated land management
  • Soil and nutrient planning
  • Water and resource use

People and livestock

Plan for the long-term business, from succession conversations to livestock performance, welfare and management.

  • Succession planning
  • Livestock management
  • Animal health and welfare

Current routes

Make funded advice useful to the farm.

Support rules change. We help identify the current route, confirm what the business is eligible for and make sure the resulting plan is more than a paper exercise.

Farming Advisory Service

Specialist Advice and ILMP

Current FAS routes can support eligible specialist advice across business resilience, carbon, land, soil, succession, livestock and other farm priorities.

Check current FAS support

Scotland’s support framework

Whole Farm Plan

For 2026 Basic Payment Scheme support, businesses need to have undertaken two of five Whole Farm Plan baselines. We can help turn those baselines into practical decisions.

Read current guidance

A useful farm visit

From conversation to a clear route forward.

  1. 01

    See the whole position

    We start with the farm as it operates today: its land, livestock, people, records and business priorities.

  2. 02

    Find the useful priorities

    Evidence and conversation help separate the actions worth taking now from those that can wait.

  3. 03

    Leave with a route forward

    The result is a practical set of next steps, with the right specialist support brought in where it adds value.

Start with a conversation

What needs a clearer plan on your farm?

Contact our team