Craig and Teen Malone from Cardenden took the top spot at the Scottish Premier Meat Exhibition with an ‘almost perfect’ beef carcase, ...

Eskdalemuir Forestry Ltd secures the top-priced Whitebred Shorthorn at the Galloway and Whitebred Shorthorn show and sale in Carlisle.

Dyfri Trooper fetches 6000gns at the Brecon Limousin sale, marking a standout moment for society president Aled Edwards from Llandovery ...

Falling numbers of youngsters drinking alcohol is being blamed for a drop in demand for brewing and distilling. Speaking at this year’s AgriScot at Ingliston Olivia Bonser from AHDB told farmers that ...

Scotland’s farming Union and the Scottish Government have united in their decision to implement Ultra High Frequency (UHF) tags for the cattle sector. Speaking at AgriScot, NFUS president Martin ...

A Skye sheep farmer was horrified as he watched a fierce eagle swoop from the clouds, targeting his sheepdog in a heart-stopping encounter.

Farmgate milk prices in November are anticipated to increase, offering additional advantages to the industry as strong wholesale dairy demand persists. Prices for bulk cream, butter and mild cheddar ...

Millions of pounds of agricultural funding will be returned to the sector, according to Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, who made the commitment at this year’s AgriScot. Speaking at the NFU ...

Scottish farmers are set to march in London in a show of force against ‘reckless’ Budget decisions that threaten the future of family farms. The industry is pushing back against major tax changes that ...

The Net Zero Transition Plan, published earlier this month, has highlighted that agriculture is responsible for more than half of all UK Food system emissions. While ‘regen’ is all the rage at the ...

New insights reveal biochar’s eco and financial potential in farming, though challenges persist. Could biochar shape sustainable ...

Small family farms, vital to Cumbria's rural communities, may vanish as Government moves to cut tax relief, say worried local industry experts.