Jo Inkster captured the autumn sunshine during bale unwinding on an October morning in Rousay, highlighting everyday farm life.

Scotland's damp and mould rules take effect October 6, requiring landlords, farms and estates to investigate reports within 10 working days and start repairs.

Lansdowne Biotechnics’ new kiln uses thermodynamics, recycled air and no fans to dry firewood efficiently with solar, biomass or industrial waste heat.

Some 6415 sheep sold at Aberdeen and Northern Marts’ Thainstone sale, with store lambs averaging £109.88 and island Texel ewes topping £190.

Up to 80 jobs are at risk as the UK Agri-Tech Centre restructures to focus on helping farmers adopt new technology.

Audit Scotland warns Scotland’s £500m offshore wind programme faces delays and clear risks, with just 28 of funding committed and its future uncertain.

Holyrood launches inquiry into Scotland’s right to roam, seeking views from land managers, walkers and others on access rights, paths and future use.

Great British Energy has defended its Aberdeen jobs plans after criticism over the number of staff expected at its new headquarters.

UK agricultural tractor registrations fell 1.7 in August 2026, but AEA figures show year-to-date registrations up 18.4 on 2025, despite a weak month.

A 390kg Limousin-cross heifer from Fodderletter won Aberdeen and Northern Marts’ Thainstone autumn calf sale champion title, selling for £2550.

Bird flu has been confirmed on the Isle of Lewis, triggering protection and surveillance zones with movement restrictions.

Scottish Renewables backs Great British Grid plans but warns delays to planning, consenting and grid connections could hinder Scotland’s renewable energy growth.