Jill Ritchie submitted this atmospheric photograph for our Camera Club members to enjoy—a misty morning at Linnburn Farm, Peebles. Experience joyful connections, photography insights, and creative ...

Aberdeen-based rare breeds champion Alice Lennox has joined the Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST) staff team in the new role of RBST Scottish co-ordinator. Alice will work throughout Scotland to ...

Start the day with Monkeypuzzle heifers enjoying their hearty breakfast at Whitrighill's shed.

The devastation of the Harpercroft flock at the hands of Schmallenberg disease has stopped many of us in our tracks. Our industry’s sympathies are with them. Picking yourself up after such a cruel ...

The Scottish Land Commission has proposed key changes to the Land Reform Bill, currently being considered by Parliament, so that it achieves the Scottish Government’s objectives to address the impacts ...

The political winds have changed across the pond.

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THE RED weather warning remains in place across Scotland as Storm Éowyn batters the country with winds of up to 100mph. The warning took effect at 10am and runs until 5pm. Check out the live weather ...

Bluefaced Leicester females met a sound trade at Hawes Auction Mart, with a ewe hogg from the Lord family’s Hewgill flock, North Stainmore, securing the top price of £11,000. The hogg which is a full ...

A COMPREHENSIVE UK-wide review of farm assurance systems has called for a significant reset to restore farmer confidence and improve the effectiveness of assurance schemes. The report, on the status ...

Environment secretary Steve Reed apologised to farmers over decisions the Government ‘had to take’ to fix the public finances as it stands firm on contentious changes to inheritance tax. Mr Reed said ...

Exports of British red meat to Europe are expected to increase in the coming months, following the expansion of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board’s (AHDB) ‘Quality Meat from Britain’ ...