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Soaring fertiliser prices squeeze cash flow, but rising grain values mean nitrogen still stacks up for many arable and livestock farms this season.

Simple routines, flood planning and safety checks that help Scottish farms protect people, livestock and livelihoods before trouble hits hard.

Rising stars impress at Tweseldown as Caroline Harris leads young horse classes, showcasing top six- and seven-year-old talent in the Howden ...

Record visitor numbers and top livestock honours at Northumberland County Show, where dairy, beef and sheep champions impressed judges this year.

Neil Barclay jnr’s Suffolk gimmer steals the spotlight at Fife Show, taking Scottish National, inter-breed sheep and supreme champion honours.

UK vets report rising use of faecal egg counts, helping farmers cut treatments, improve flock health and tackle parasite resistance.

A sheep is safely rescued after becoming stuck in quicksand on Morecambe Bay, with search teams and local farmers aiding a swift recovery.

Government fuel duty cuts offer relief, but Brexit trade choices and fertiliser costs raise new concerns for UK farmers and food security.

A sharp cartoon skewers automation hype, questioning whether fully automated systems ever truly deliver on the promises made.

A reflective view from a rural campaign on lessons learned, grassroots limits and why long‑term preparation matters after an election.

A new Scottish Government approach aims to balance climate targets with farm viability, land reform and long‑term rural confidence ...