In the run up to The Scottish Agricultural Awards, Virgin Money have come onboard as a main sponsor alongside AgriScot. Sponsors paid a visit ...

Farm policy, funding certainty and the next generation dominated a packed NFU Scotland and SAYFC hustings at Stirling Mart, where sharp ...

John Swinney has put food price caps at the heart of the SNP’s election pitch, promising a legal limit on up to 50 staple items, but ...

Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland reports a return to profit, signalling renewed confidence after a challenging period for ...

Heart health among young people in Scotland is becoming an increasing concern, with a considerable number of younger people living with ...

RSABI hints at a new social media challenge encouraging movement, conversation and support across Scottish agriculture while raising vital funds.

The SF caught up with Aberdeenshire shearer Duncan Adams to ask about his life as a shearer having worked across Scotland, England and New Zealand.

Finishing spring sowing near Balado, the Smith family put their Fendt 1050 and Lemken set-up to work during last week’s welcome sunshine ...

British Wool’s investment in training is helping Scotland maintain high shearing standards and attract new entrants, even as contractors in ...

Strong demand and limited supply are underpinning values across Scotland’s farmland market, with competition intense for well-presented farms.

The UK business, which already operates a number of sites, has spoken out amid criticism of its plan to build a farm with 36,000 chickens.

Data from a recent survey carried out by Elanco suggests early shearing and treatment will help lower blowfly numbers and cases in sheep this ...