Solid trade at Dingwall and Highland Marts’ spring rare and native breeds sale, with Dorset sheep leading prices and goats selling well overall.

The EU–Mercosur trade deal will be provisionally applied from May 1, allowing extra tariff‑cut beef imports despite legal challenges and ...

Initial Scottish Government figures suggest Total Income From Farming will reach a record £1.5bn in 2025, as higher livestock, milk and ...

Dunbia has been named Food Producer of the Year at the Wales Food and Drink Awards, recognising more than 30 years of investment at its ...

An Edinburgh-based firm has developed an AI and satellite-powered woodland monitoring tool that replaces slow, manual surveys with automated, ...

As shearing season approaches, Heiniger’s Hefin Rowlands shares five key maintenance steps – checking, cleaning, sharpening, tensioning ...

Bed forming and destoning are under way at Thomaston Farm on the Ayrshire coast, preparing clean seedbeds for strong crop establishment this spring.

Fury Aero led a strong Charolais trade at Swatragh as buyers paid to 8,000gns, with solid clearance and averages across Northern Ireland herds.

JCB 526-56 telehandler leads prices at Border Livestock Exchange’s Springtime Online Machinery Auction, featuring reductions and dispersal sales.

Defra figures show UK pigmeat production rising sharply, but backlogs, weak EU prices and processor cuts are squeezing pig producer margins.

Dry spring conditions, volatile grain markets and global tensions are pushing up fuel, fertiliser and food costs for UK farmers this season.

Stop‑start spring weather across Scotland shapes cereal sowing, weed control and T1 decisions as potato and veg planting gathers pace this May.