This week's farming cartoon pokes fun at familiar family farming frustrations, from sheep work overruns to missing days off.

This week’s arable picture highlights the latest farming and crop-growing scene, offering a snapshot of Britain’s agricultural landscape.

Reform UK South Scotland MSP Jamie Langan calls for greater farmer influence over Scottish agriculture policy, food security, support and less red tape.

Spraying operations are under way at Flatfield near Coupar Angus, prompting local interest as work progresses across the area.

MSPs hear warnings that merging Scottish Forestry with SEPA and NatureScot could repeat Wales’ NRW mistakes, weaken expertise and cut woodland creation.

Irene Steel builds a commercial Hampshire Down flock at Powblack Farm near Thornhill, Stirlingshire, with show winners, premium lambs and native breeds.

New Holland’s Zedelgem factory in Belgium marks 120 years of harvesting machinery production, building CR11 combines and exporting across 130 countries.

A steel bull linked to The 745 Game will be auctioned at Stirling Bull Sales, raising funds for Motor Neurone Disease and British Heart Foundation charities.

Bluefaced Leicester breed record of £88,000 set at Hawes breed show and sale as Hewgill ram lamb leads strong demand, with 23 selling for £10,000-plus.

Red Tractor's new film highlights the skills, dedication and responsibilities behind British food production and farming.

Claas expands its Arion 6 Cmatic tractor range with new 145hp and 165hp six-cylinder models, joining the 205hp flagship with Cmatic CVT technology for UK farms.

Glens of Antrim Crisps maker ceases trading after 54 years as Northern Ireland potato firm enters administration, after being stocked by Tesco and Sainsbury’s.