Lanark Blackface ram sale reaches £52,000 twice as strong breeder and commercial demand drives a 94 clearance, with shearling rams averaging £3582.68.

Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026 celebrate Scotland’s leading farmers, businesses and innovators after an outstanding year of finalists.

Charollais High Flyers sale at Hereford sees Runningburn top at 5800gns, 100 clearance and in-lamb gimmers average £1826 amid strong demand.

Charolais cross bullock from Crookston topped St Boswells’ suckled and store cattle sale at £2480, while Headshaw won champion and pen awards.

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Scottish farmers and crofters urged to prepare for 2026 FFIS grants worth £14.25m, offering up to £20,000 per business under revised rules.

Sonja M Marwick shares a photo of rams being prepared for an upcoming sale in Orkney, capturing the build-up ahead of the event.

Scotland proposes land management plans and community consultation for estates over 1000 hectares, affecting 1100 holdings under Land Reform Act.

An incredible 27,000gns was raised for MND and the British Heart Foundation at Stirling when a metal bull, crafted by Charolais Society president Stephen Nesbit, went under the hammer at Stirling bull ...

QMS honours four European businesses at SIAL Paris for promoting Scotch Beef and Scotch Lamb, supporting Scottish red meat exports and international growth.

Fiona Pollock shares how Ardross Farm Shop in Fife grew from a farming pivot, and how family, local food, community, golf and Scottish Agritourism support wellbeing.