A Charolais cross heifer from New Biggin Farms took the top price of £2600 at Wooler’s annual grazing cattle sale.

Veganuary 2025 sees less demand for meat and dairy-free products. Find out why this trend is changing and what it means for the future.

Discover the highlights of Lanark's spring sale, where top cattle sold for impressive prices. A Shorthorn bullock took the championship at £2480.

Milk prices in 2025 have remained firm, but some farmers are seeing a 12p per litre price difference. What’s behind the fluctuations and ...

Aberdeen and Northern Marts' sale of 858 store cattle saw bullocks (444) average 432.1p per kg having sold to 554.9p for 328kg Charolais crosses from Leys Estate, Inverness or to £2700 for a 718kg ...

The National Sheep Association Northern Ireland ( NSA NI) Region is thrilled to announce its participation in the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise ( CAFRE) Bursary Programme for the ...

Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) is shining a spotlight on four apprentices who recently began their careers in food production with ...

The Farmers' Choir concert in Aberdeenshire raised £56,238 for RSABI, bringing together the farming community in support of Scottish agriculture.

The cement industry’s environmental impact is critical. With CO2 emissions on the rise, urgent action is needed to address global warming concerns.

Scottish farmers face rising costs and climate challenges. Can sustainability pave the way forward while ensuring economic survival in 2025?

A new study reveals how agrivoltaics – combining solar panels and farmland – could help the UK reach its net zero goal by 2050.

Discover Netafim’s groundbreaking Hybrid Dripline—combining efficiency and innovation in irrigation technology for superior ...