The livestock rings delivered strong competition across both cattle and sheep sections, at what must be one of the most scenic shows of the season.

Rural campaigners, Galbraith and NFU Scotland argue SSEN’s proposed 400kV Tealing–Kintore overhead line is 'not safe for modern ...

From Salers cattle to sporting success, Alexander MacKenzie’s Ross‑shire legacy shaped farming, youth sport and community life in Scotland today.

Rising machinery costs, locked-in software and repair control are squeezing farm margins, leaving producers price-takers when buying and selling.

A home-bred filly foal tops the Clydesdale line-up at Ayr Show, rewarding the longest journey and marking a first tri-colour win for Walkers ...

Packed competitions and standout wins as West Region young farmers impress at Ayr Show, from handicrafts to tug of war ahead of Royal Highland.

Has the countryside finally lost the plot? May madness on a farm ...

Harpercroft’s home-bred Suffolk ewe led the way at Ayr Show, lifting inter-breed sheep honours and reserve champion of champions in Ayrshire.

Border Fine Arts and rural collectables drew strong bidding at Skipton Auction Mart, led by a rare James Herriot show piece that ...

Political instability is weakening UK farming, food security and economic confidence as markets, costs and policy uncertainty grow.

Strong demand for breeding sheep at United Auctions, with improved averages and Texel hoggs topping the trade at £340 in a buoyant Monday sale.

A non-pedigree newly calved heifer from Jennings Farmers, Ripon, topped Gisburn Auction Mart’s first dairy sale of May, selling at £3550 after securing first prize. The same vendors went on to sell ...