Aberdeen and Northern Marts’ spring-calving heifer sale averaged £3,354.97, with in-calf Limousin crosses topping £6,100.

Borders cattle keeper Nicola McClung seeks review after 71 cattle were ordered slaughtered without compensation over identity and traceability record failures.

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Kirkby Stephen’s suckled calf prize show and sale saw £6500 paid for a Limousin cross heifer, with heifers averaging £1841.40.

United Auctions’ Stirling show and sale saw 1275 suckled calves peak at £4200, with Limousin heifers leading trade and bullocks averaging 479.71p.

Hall family’s Beltex lambs secure third successive supreme sheep championship, while North Country Cheviots take hill-bred title and reserve supreme.

First Milk appoints former Dale Farm chief Nasair Hussain as CEO. He joins on March 1, 2027, succeeding retiring boss Shelagh Hancock after 10 years.

Normanton 1 Dumbledore secured the Hereford supreme championship for Tim and William Livesey, with Moralee 1 Sparkles taking reserve.

UK farmer reviews a tough grain harvest, malting barley prices, CBAM fertiliser tax changes, sheep sales and plans to tackle bluetongue in spring.

Fife deer farm Reediehill will restore 18.5 hectares as woodland and species-rich grassland, planting 12,000 trees in a 30-year SSEN Transmission project.

United Auctions’ Tiree sale saw 631 suckled calves and store cattle sold, with heifers topping at £2,400 and 700p per kg.

Border Livestock Exchange’s October online machinery auction saw a JCB 2170 Fastrac with loader top the sale at £25,500, alongside farm dispersals.