The move has been launched under reforms to the Farming for a Better Climate (FFBC) programme.
The new group has been established to develop ideas on farms which could provide practical, innovative solutions to help climate change mitigation.
Mr Stevenson, a member of both the Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee and the Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee, as welcomed the decision.
Commenting, Stewart Stevenson MSP said:
“The launch of this group will allow the next generation of farmers and crofters to ensure they have adapted to the changing needs brought on by climate change.
“It will help to ensure a longevity and secure business viability. It is important we have feedback from all farmers to understand how we can help them make these adjustments.
“I look forward to seeing how farms in the North-East can put forward their contributions for how we target the challenges of climate change.”
“It will help to ensure a longevity and secure business viability. It is important we have feedback from all farmers to understand how we can help them make these adjustments.
“I look forward to seeing how farms in the North-East can put forward their contributions for how we target the challenges of climate change.”