The Crofting Commission regulates
and promotes the interests of crofting in Scotland
to secure the future of crofting.
and promotes the interests of crofting in Scotland
to secure the future of crofting.
Crofting - What you need to know
The following pages cover some of the many different aspects of crofting. To access these pages, please click on the hyperlinks below;
What is Crofting?
Crofting is a system of landholding, which is unique to Scotland, and is an integral part of life in the Highlands & Islands. Crofting can deliver a wealth of benefits to crofters and the crofting communities, find out more here.
Crofting Actvities
Diversification of traditional crofting aims to generate additional income into the croft
Obtaining a Croft
Looking to become a Crofter? Here are some of the things you need to know.
Information & Support
Diversification ideas may depend on the size and location of the croft.
Croft House
A crofter of a bare land croft (one without a suitable house on it already) has the right to build a house on their croft, subject to planning permission.
Succession
Why should I consider passing on my croft?
Crofting
What is Crofting?
Crofting Activities
Croft Diversification
Information & Support
Croft House
Croft Succession
Crofting Land Area Expands by 111 Hectares Over Six Years, Demonstrating Balanced Regulatory Approach
Crofting Commission to Enforce Annual Notice Compliance and Crofting Duties
ANDREW THIN APPOINTED AS CHAIR OF CROFTING COMMISSION
Crofting Commission Takes Action on Vacant Crofts
Crofting's Economic Impact: A £588 Million Powerhouse for Scotland, New Report Reveals
