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More than 1200 Scottish farm businesses could miss early BPS payments as FFIS verification checks create processing delays.

Fifty years on, blackgrass remains a major arable challenge, with growers relying on cultural controls and evolving herbicides.

Scottish ministers say farmers and primary producers will be protected as they consult on price caps for essential supermarket foods.

John Swinney’s Programme for Government contains a revealing inversion of priorities. The Food Prices Bill sits in the first-year legislative programme. The Rural Renewal Bill, intended to support ...

Young stockspeople are finding alternative opportunities after livestock classes were cancelled at several summer shows.

A strong breeding sheep trade at Barnard Castle saw a champion Texel ram sell for £2,350 as gimmer and ram prices rose.

Hosting volunteers from around the world has brought fresh ideas, lasting friendships and new opportunities to a Scottish farm.

Bluetongue remains a major concern as farmers prepare for autumn sales, with vaccination and disease control in sharp focus.

Tulchan Estate has been sold to an Emirati businessman, ending a controversial ownership deal that sparked concern among farmers.

SRUC chief Professor Wayne Powell says crop testing must evolve alongside precision breeding, AI and genomics to deliver climate-ready varieties.

Movement restrictions for most cattle, sheep and goats will ease from 10 September, but vaccination remains key to disease control efforts.