SSCR’s winter meeting at the James Hutton Institute reveals breakthroughs in soft fruit, barley, beans, and potato research.

Scottish growers are entering the new season with mixed emotions – on one hand, satisfaction after an easy harvest, but anxiety about what swelling global grain stocks mean for prices and business ...

UK Christmas mart sales soar with beef and lamb prices up, driven by strong butcher demand despite tight margins.

Centre records were achieved at CCM Skipton’s Christmas show and sale, when the champion pen of lambs sold for £900 per head. Subscribe today and and become part of our growing farming community to ...

Liberal Democrats propose a £60m ‘Farm First’ scheme to train graduates for farming, tackling rural brain drain and food security.

Dozens of Labour MPs abstained during the Commons vote, but Mr Campbell-Savours voted against the measure, citing 'deep concerns' about the impact on farmers. A Labour source confirmed that chief whip ...

Silages have all analysed well and there is a smashing niff when the mix comes out of the mixer wagon. The ration is mostly set for the winter and includes 8kg of meal, all five silage cuts, plus a ...

Oxford Farming Conference adds three new directors to its board as it prepares for its 90th anniversary event in January 2026.

Pentland Auctions closes the year with a Claas Lexion 760 combine selling for £132,000 in a strong online machinery sale.

UK arable farmers face £828m revenue loss after extreme weather hits crop yields, sparking urgent calls for resilience and support.