Andrew Connon takes the helm as NFU Scotland’s new president, vowing teamwork, fresh talent, and policies to secure farming’s future.

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Andrew Connon has been elected NFU Scotland president, succeeding Martin Kennedy after a closely contested vote at the Union’s Glasgow conference.