Mosston Muir Ebony W402, a six-year-old Aberdeen Angus cow and her bull calf topped A Rennie's herd dispersal at Carlisle, selling for the top price of 4700gns.

Whey protein prices soar in Europe as demand from sports nutrition, yoghurt, infant formula and GLP-1 users drives a squeeze in the dairy ingredients market.

East of Scotland Farmers has been shortlisted for Animal Health Provider of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards, recognising its commitment to trusted advice and better livestock health. The ...

Balmaud Distillery at Yonderton Farm has diversified from growing barley for the whisky industry to producing its own Highland single-estate Scotch whisky and Scottish dry gin. Managing director ...

Europe’s food security faces growing risks from drought, weak irrigation and supply chain pressures, as a new report calls for investment in resilience and innovation.

A buoyant demand for Blackface rams at show and sale at Dingwall, saw improved averages on the year and a high of £2600 paid for a shearling ram from Stuart Nairn and family, Clashnoir, Glenlivet. The ...

Scottish red meat exports hit a record £190m, with revenues up nearly 10 and volumes surging 25 as overseas demand boosts beef and lamb sales.

McCain's 2026 Farmdex report reveals 86 of UK farmers face policy uncertainty, as rising costs, drought and food security fears threaten farming's future.

HSE launches a workplace safety campaign to prevent hearing loss, tinnitus and hand-arm vibration syndrome through better risk assessments and controls.

NFU vice president Robyn Munt urges better rural policing, intelligence sharing and specialist crime teams as farmers demand stronger action against rural crime.

Vic Ballantyne reflects on the people, shared interests and technical curiosity that make farming special. From questioning established practices to learning from others, she explores why challenging ...

Heading the trade at £330 was the first prize pen of 10 Swaledales from father-and-daughter team John and Rose Tennant, Bordley. Eight were by a Harkerside ram and two by a Valle ...