Christine Cameron farms 6,000 acres of hill ground near Killin in the Highlands along with her husband Euan. With 1,500 Blackface sheep and a small herd of Lowline Angus cattle, managing menopause ...

Farm businesses in Scotland face near-zero returns on investment, heavy subsidy reliance and a call for tax reform to level the playing field.

Scotland’s agritourism community is celebrated at the new Awards, recognising passion, longevity and rural innovation.

Honouring James Frame’s lifelong dedication to farming, family, and the Belted Galloway breed he helped make world-class.

Discover how growers, wind farms and farmers are rethinking productivity — earning more by doing less through premium crops and green innovation.

Farming leaders say new inheritance tax rules are unfair and risk leaving rural families facing debt, delays, and financial hardship.

Fife producer The Farmer’s Son wins silver at the 2025 Great British Food Awards for its Scottish Black Pudding, made from a 100-year-old recipe.

Treasury stands firm on farm inheritance tax reforms despite MPs’ concerns and calls to rethink the policy before the upcoming Budget.

Ripon Farm Services posts a doubled operating loss amid machinery market challenges but expects recovery with a stronger order book ahead.

Captured on the rugged hillside of North Raasay, this striking image shows sheep pausing on a steep slope – a moment of quiet and ...

Callum Simpson of Garioch JAC wins Young Farmer of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards, celebrating skill, community, and innovation.

Scotch Beef Farm of the Year headed up north to Shandford Farm near Brechin, a 5000-acre, multi-generational family enterprise ...