Farmers begin spring ploughing as preparations get underway for the new season, with fields turned and ready for the months ahead.

Rising fuel and fertiliser costs push Scottish farmers to reconsider beans as a viable break crop, with new trials exploring yields, timing ...

A charming 1960s photo shows cousins Olive and Kay Hughson with Susan Leask riding their grandfather’s BMB tractor on a croft in Aith, Shetland.

Rising pedigree livestock values are reshaping farm planning, risk management, and insurance as breeders prepare for the busy spring sales season.

A rediscovered 1960s photo of ‘oat screws’ at Dixonfield Farm, Thurso, reveals a striking snapshot of traditional farming life in Caithness.

Beatties Valais Blacknose dispersal saw an in-lamb gimmer hit 3500gns, with strong German demand and multiple lots reaching 3000gns and above.

Scotland’s lamb sector enters spring 2026 with renewed confidence as strong demand and tighter global supplies drive prices higher and ...

Young Farmers excel at Dingwall as top Limousin cattle achieve standout prices, strong gains and top awards in a competitive overwintering season.

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Discover how Scotland’s agritourism sector is expanding fast, supporting rural jobs, boosting the visitor economy, and shaping a ...

Hunters may soon face stricter limits as the government proposes new measures to protect declining wild bird species across the UK.

How wayleaves, utility access and infrastructure pressures are impacting farmland, compensation, soil health and the balance of power for ...