NFU vice president Robyn Munt urges better rural policing, intelligence sharing and specialist crime teams as farmers demand stronger action against rural crime.
McCain's 2026 Farmdex report reveals 86 of UK farmers face policy uncertainty, as rising costs, drought and food security fears threaten farming's future.
HSE launches a workplace safety campaign to prevent hearing loss, tinnitus and hand-arm vibration syndrome through better risk assessments and controls.
Heading the trade at £330 was the first prize pen of 10 Swaledales from father-and-daughter team John and Rose Tennant, Bordley. Eight were by a Harkerside ram and two by a Valle ...
The June 2026 Scottish Agricultural Census found that spring crop area was 16% below the five-year average, driven by a large fall in spring barley. Scotland’s combined cereal and oilseed area fell to ...
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United Auctions sold 853 calves at its annual show and sale at Oban, where trade peaked at £2100 for five 576kg Aberdeen Angus calves from S Ross, Craignaich. The section averaged £1146.75 ...
The Orkney Dairy at Bain Farm has grown from a 60-cow dairy into a diversified family business producing yoghurt, cheese and milkshakes, alongside an honesty shop, catering trailer and events marquee.
Jim Martin Supplies has been shortlisted for Supplier of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards after more than four decades serving farmers and rural businesses. From its Argyll roots to ...
John McCulloch, a trainee auctioneer with Wallets Marts in Castle Douglas, has been named a finalist in the Farming’s Future Award at the Scottish Agriculture Awards. Through Young Farmers, ...
Family-run Fullwoodhead Dairy Supplies has been shortlisted for Supplier of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards. Jean Wilson explains how family values, practical support and new technology ...
A LIMOUSIN cross heifer from John and Craig Robertson, Newton of Logierait, Pitlochry, achieved a £6000 centre record at Craig Wilson’s annual show and sale of suckled calves at Ayr. The pre-sale show ...
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