Ongoing Iran conflict, a closed Strait of Hormuz and surging fertiliser prices are colliding with volatile grain markets and a sodden spring ...

With three weeks to go until the Holyrood election, First Minister John Swinney has made the cost of living his defining pitch, promising to ...

Scotland faces mounting pressure to act on gene editing as internal advice, global policy shifts and growing farmer power reshape the ...

Tracey Roan reflects on life on a family-run dairy farm, from glitchy apps to a new parlour build – and why ‘time-saving’ tech rarely ...

After days of fuel blockades and nationwide shortages, Ireland’s government has rushed through a €505 million package critics say still ...

Wigtownshire farmer Matthew Service will judge Ayrshires at UK Dairy Day in Telford this September, joining a high‑profile panel covering ...

Scotland’s opposition to gene editing is softening as ministers face growing pressure from science industry and widening policy gaps with England.

UK farmers are warning of coordinated nationwide fuel and tax protests as soaring input costs collide with falling farmgate prices, while ...

FFIS postcode-level data reveal a stark funding gap, with just 27.1 of applications succeeding and island and crofting areas receiving far ...

Lindsays has strengthened its rural offering with three senior appointments as demand for specialist legal advice across Scotland’s farming ...

Bowhouse Market Weekends in Fife have been certified as a 'Real Farmers Market' by the Farm Retail Association, giving shoppers extra assurance ...

Amalgerol biostimulants help crops cope with drought, cold, and excess moisture while improving yields. CE-marked and trial-backed, they ...