AIC Scotland

Members in Scotland are represented by a number of sector specific Scottish committees.

Representatives sit on a number of AIC committees and working groups which ensures that information and issues are transferred between both AIC and Members in Scotland.

AIC Scotland office holders

Graeme Logan

Chair, AIC Scotland, Glasson Grain

Juliette Marshall

Vice Chair, Feed Committee, AIC Scotland, Harbro

Gareth Flockhart

Chair, Arable Committee, AIC Scotland, Yara

Reuben Wilson

Vice Chair, Arable Committee, AIC Scotland, Frontier

Euan Hart

Vice Chair, AIC Scotland/Feed Committee Chair, Caltech Crystalyx

Alan Davidson

Chair, Seed Committee, AIC Scotland, ACT

Tim Harper

Vice Chair, Seed Committee, AIC Scotland, Dods of Haddington Ltd

About AIC Scotland leaflet

07 Feb 2025

AIC Scotland elects Graeme Logan as new Chair

Graeme Logan was elected Chair at the AIC Scotland Annual General Meeting and will serve through to 2026.

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31 Jan 2025

Wales joins England and Scotland in nation-wide Avian Influenza Prevention Zone

An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone with mandatory biosecurity has been introduced across Wales.

Members only

15 Jan 2025

Chair appointed for AIC Scotland Crop Protection and Agronomy Committee

Douglas (Dougie) Bain has agreed to chair the AIC Scotland Crop Protection and Agronomy Committee

Members only

12 Dec 2024

AIC Scotland Policy Manager recruitment update

An update on the recruitment process for the role of AIC Scotland Policy Manager.

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12 Dec 2024

Exciting opportunity to apply for AIC Scotland Policy Manager role

AIC is seeking to hire a driven and dynamic Policy Manager for AIC Scotland to represent Member businesses and play a leading role in influencing Scottish agricultural policy.

Members only

10 Dec 2024

Scottish Budget 2025-26: Summary for AIC Scotland Members

Last week the Scottish Government set out its Budget for the year ahead, with agricultural spending now entirely within its control. Below is a summary of the key points.