Suckled calves reached £6000 at United Auctions’ Stirling show and sale, where 2446 head sold and a British Blue cross heifer topped trade at £22.22/kg.

Lochaline Primary School pupils enjoy local venison from Ardtornish Estate, with Highland Council and Loch Abar Mòr linking lunches to deer management.

Scotland’s beef and sheep sectors could add £350m in economic output by 2032, QMS tells MSPs, through modest livestock growth and supply-chain investment.

Simmental bullock from Dollard tops Dumfries suckled calf sale at £1940, while Penlaw’s Beef Shorthorn heifer reserve makes £1600. C&D Auctions.

With just six months remaining until the Repairing Standard is extended to agricultural housing on 28 March 2027, landlords and tenants should be considering how the changes may affect their ...

Historic railway lines retained at Scottish peatland restoration sites, including Flanders Moss and South Lanarkshire, as removal could damage peat, FLS says.

Farmer John Harvey reflects on rising diesel and fertiliser costs, min-till success, milk prices and the challenges of winter.

Carroll family’s Aucharroch in-calf heifer sale reaches UK mainland record £14,500, with 115 Limousin crosses sold to 45 buyers, averaging £4548 at auction.

C&D Auction Marts’ Dumfries breeding cattle sale topped £4900 for a Limousin cow and bull calf, with bulls reaching £5000 and Angus heifers £3500.

North Country Cheviot rams topped Hexham’s final show and sale at £1800 for Hammond family’s Branton, while Texels reached £1600 and Blackfaces £1100.

UK sheep farmers lack confidence after the Budget, says the National Sheep Association, citing inheritance tax, rising costs and a shrinking national flock.

John Roberts appointed president of Scotland’s Institute of Auctioneers as livestock marts face Bluetongue and industry challenges in its centenary year.