My fears rise of pylons and substations will rob north east of valuable farmland – Press and Journal

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Farmer Geordie Burnett Stuart has been looking after his plot of land outside Peterhead for more than 40 years.
The 77-year-old runs a traditional 800-acre farm with around 100 beef cattle alongside Doug Stephen.
They also grow malting barley and grass for their livestock at the Crichie Estate location just south of Stuartfield.
Energy bosses have earmarked various sites amid the need to transition to renewables, with infrastructure needed across rural spots.
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