John Finlay brings his expert judgement to the Black‑Faced sheep section at Catrine Show, assessing quality and breed standards.

After months of heavy rain, Scottish farmers reflect on a tough lambing season, with improving spring weather boosting grass growth and confidence.

Scottish farmers have until May 15 to submit their 2026 Single Application Form, with penalties for late entries and new rules on greening and ...

ASSC launches Great Scottish Holidays to recognise self-catering guests and highlight economic impact of stays on communities across Scotland.

Strong demand and near-total clearance as Limousin bulls top the trade at Carlisle, led by a £38,000gns champion from the Goldies herd family.

Highlands and Islands list result puts Reform level with Labour on 17 seats, salvages a place for Tory farmer Tim Eagle and confirms ...

Rising fertiliser and fuel costs expose deep risks to Scotland’s farming and food supply, with global shortages threatening yields and prices.

Blackcurrant growers near Newtyle have begun early spraying as the season gets under way, marking the first signs of activity across local fields.

Buyers competed for machinery, implements and tools as Harrison and Hetherington’s Spring Collective sale delivered firm trade at St Boswells.

Strong demand at Huntly drove the store cattle trade, with bullocks setting the pace and buyers keen across all weights as prices peaked on the day.

Prices peaked at £3750 for a 13-month-old British Blue cross heifer from Messrs Rochester and Murray, Glebe Farm, at a show and sale of 1201 ...

A NEW centre record price of £9000 was achieved for a beef breeding cattle outfit at United Auctions’ Stirling Centre on Monday, when a ...