First presented more than 60 years ago, the George Hedley Memorial Award is regarded as one of the highest honours in the UK sheep sector. Often described as a lifetime achievement award, it ...

Mobile sawmills, a wildfire‑fighting aeroplane and a timber‑extracting elephant: not your typical line‑up, but they all shared the spotlight at the first APF Show. It was 1976 and the year of ...

Virtual fencing has significantly reduced these problems. Virtual fencing works by fitting each animal with a neck collar with its own identity number. As the animal moves towards ...

More of the same - a steady decline in support -  will be the order of the day.  There will be no radical shift to view food security as ...

Texel sheep enjoys a beautiful summer morning in Orkney captured in stunning photo.

A group of seven estates in the Angus Glens generated £6.6 million in economic activity last year while helping sustain hundreds of rural jobs, supporting local firms and delivering environmental ...

Agronomy business ProCam has appointed Andrew Cromie as its new head of Crop Nutrition, strengthening the company's technical team across the UK.

Major sheep sales, breeding movements and access to abattoirs could all be disrupted if tighter European livestock transport rules are adopted in the UK without amendment, the National Sheep ...

A new all-electric quad bike designed and built in the UK has been launched. The Volt Quads VQ is being touted as a quieter, ...

Tonka, Bute, Tip and Nell enjoy the damper weather on Byreclough in the Lammermuirs, captured in a great photo by Dave ...

John Swinney has called for a debate on Scotland's land use after recent wildfires, saying all options should be considered.

COUNCILLORS will be recommended to refuse plans for a £5m luxury Borders holiday park when they meet next week. The 40-lodge development, which would create 18 jobs, has been earmarked for land west ...