6th January 2022
Looking back, thinking ahead
.OSH director Alex MacInnes gives his thoughts on the journey through 2021 and into 2022, as part of Fish Farming Expert's 'Looking back, thinking ahead' profiles.
27th August 2021
No Acoustic Deterrent Devices at OSH
The North East of Skye is home to dolphins, porpoises and whales, that pass the OSH sites on their normal sea routes.
Organic Sea Harvest do not use Acoustic Deterrent Devices, which might interfere with the animals as they pass by, on any of our sites.
5th May 2021
Proud sponsors of Stableford golf weekend
Organic Sea Harvest are delighted to be the 2021 sponsors of this popular weekend at the Isle of Skye Golf Club, along with raising funds for RNLI Portree & RNLI Kyle of Lochalsh.
8th January 2021
The OSH fleet
All the vessels in the Organic Sea Harvest fleet are named after local rivers and townships. Find out more about the fleet and their names.
16th December 2021
Santa duties for OSH
.We are delighted to sponsor the Skye Camanachd Christmas parties this year for local children. As part of this, we also had the important job of transporting Santa safely to and from the parties.
12th August 2021
Man-overboard drills
The Maritime and Coasguard Agency (MCA) requires us to carry out man-overboard drills across all our sites and vessels.
15th April 2021
From Exeter to Skye with our brand new workboat
After a week-long delivery voyage from Exeter, Bata nam Brathairean has arrived at the OSH sites for the first time.
3rd December 2020
The Quiraing Commute
Adam's commute this morning involved negotiating the famous Quiraing pass in very snowy conditions - a drive not for the faint hearted!
24th September 2021
Organic Sea Harvest on Skye
.Our sea sites and main offices are located in the Trotternish peninsula of North East Skye.
11th June 2021
Facal Gàidhlig Friday
Tha Gàidhlig na h-Alba aig cridhe OSH. We are launching our latest step to encourage and promote the use of Gaelic! Every Friday, we'll be publishing a new Gaelic word of the week.
12th March 2021
Site manager Robaidh welcomes new feeding barge to OSH Invertote
Our brand new SeaMate feeding barge arrived from Gael Force Group Inverness this week, after a tow through the Pentland Firth and round the North of Scotland.
26th November 2020
Culnacnoc farm manager Roddy Campbell comments on the new barge.
With the newly delivered feeding barge now fully installed, Roddy talks about the benefits the barge is already bringing to the Culnacnoc site.