What to See and Do
NSA Scotsheep 2026 will take place on Wednesday 10th June at Wedderlie, promising a full day dedicated to showcasing the very best of the sheep sector. Organised by NSA Scotland, the event will bring together farmers, breeders, industry professionals and the wider rural community for a packed programme of livestock, demonstrations and knowledge-sharing.
Visitors can expect a wide-ranging farm tour, offering an insight into the host farm system, livestock and management practices. Alongside this, technical and practical demonstrations will run throughout the day, highlighting the latest innovations and best practice in sheep farming, as well as traditional skills that remain at the heart of the industry.
A key feature of Scotsheep will once again be the live demonstrations, where industry experts will share their knowledge on topics such as animal health, handling techniques and flock performance. These sessions are designed to provide practical take-home messages for farmers looking to improve efficiency and productivity within their own systems.
The popular Farm to Fork element will return, showcasing the journey of lamb from field to plate. Butchery and cookery demonstrations will highlight the versatility and quality of Scotch lamb, offering both practical skills and inspiration for adding value to the end product.
Livestock will be a major highlight, with competitions and displays giving visitors the opportunity to view high-quality sheep from across the country. These classes not only celebrate breeding excellence but also provide a platform for producers to showcase their stock to a wide audience.
Competitions are expected to draw strong interest, with skilled professionals demonstrating the best techniques of modern sheep farming. These events always provide an engaging and educational spectacle for visitors of all ages.
A series of workshops will take place throughout the day, covering key topics relevant to the sheep industry. These sessions will offer hands-on advice and interactive learning opportunities, allowing visitors to gain valuable insights into areas such as flock management, breeding and nutrition.
Trade stands will form a central part of the event, with a large number of exhibitors showcasing the latest products, services and technology available to the sheep industry. From animal health and genetics to machinery and infrastructure, visitors will have access to a wide range of expertise and innovation.
Scotsheep 2026 will also include a variety of attractions for the wider public, with local food producers and craft exhibitors adding to the event atmosphere and providing a celebration of rural life.
With a strong reputation as one of the leading sheep events in the UK, NSA Scotsheep 2026 is set to deliver an informative, practical and enjoyable day for all involved.
