More than 300 sheepdogs and handlers from 34 nations will compete at the Sheep Dog World Trial in the Scottish Borders.

Farmers used Back British Farming Day to highlight concerns over tax, costs, imports and investment in UK food production.

SRUC research finds ewe weight alone does not predict survival, with genetics, body condition and lamb performance providing valuable context.

Targeted sheep nutrition before tupping can support fertility, conception rates and flock performance ahead of lambing.

A yearling Clydesdale filly led the way at Strathaven Show, taking both breed honours and the champion of champions title.

Applications are open for the Oxford Farming Conference Inspire Programme, helping future agri-food leaders build skills and networks.

It was a double celebration for George Templeton and Neil Sloan when they lifted both the champion and reserve Holstein titles at the West ...

Scotland's Monitor Farms host final events to share lessons, results and future plans after four years of innovation.

A Highland cow secured the supreme cattle championship at Dalmally Show, marking the breed's first top win there in 15 years.

A run-off decided the winner at Atholl and Weem as top handlers delivered strong performances across Scottish sheepdog trials.

A strong display of shepherd’s crooks and walking sticks saw top awards presented to leading exhibitors and novice entrants.

Ayrshire farmer David Craig uses Shetland genetics, soil testing and targeted nutrition to improve flock health and longevity.