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The Centre at Ingliston is being demolished as SAYFC drives forward its £315,000 fundraising campaign for a new purpose-built HQ.
E. coli testing is rising on UK pig farms as producers act to tackle post-weaning diarrhoea following the zinc oxide ban.
Trump’s second UK state visit raises tough questions on trade, tariffs, and food imports while farmers and consumers face mounting pressures.
New research reveals that a hybrid woodland approach could strengthen UK forests, increasing resilience to pests, diseases, and climate change.
Australia and the US can now stand on the podium and declare their beef tastes better than it did a decade ago. What can we say? Thanks to ...
Andrew Mitchell snr struck gold on grassland at the World Ploughing Championship, as Scotland’s ploughmen delivered standout performances ...
MPs warn Britain’s border system is flawed, exposing food safety and farming to rising risks while burdening compliant businesses.
Young Cameron Cormack’s Dunrod flock led strong Beltex ram sales at Jedburgh, with prices soaring to £7500, £5000 and £3800.
Kelso ram sales hit record highs with soaring prices, strong demand and new records across multiple breeds in a landmark year for the sheep trade.
Milk and dairy prices fall to their lowest in months, with exports, feed costs, and global shifts shaping the market outlook.
Scotland’s oldest Suffolk flock, founded in 1935, marks a proud moment as Laurence Laing opens the sale at Kelso with tradition and heritage.
NFU Scotland urges the UK Government to rethink tax reforms that could harm family farms, food security, and rural communities.