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A team of researchers led by The James Hutton Institute in Aberdeen is hunting for volunteers to help investigate what helps or hinders rural life.
Well-known Aberdeen accountant and business adviser, Iain Fraser, has been appointed an executive director of farmers’ co-operative ANM Group.
Up to £1250 is being made available to help farmers consider health and welfare interventions that improve cattle and sheep performance.
Researchers based at The James Hutton Institute are supporting a £6 million project to develop an effective vaccine for on-farm worm control.
An 8-month-old 300kg, Limousion Cross Bullock from J S Ballie, Tankerness, Orkney claimed the Overall Champion title at the Thainstone Spectacular.
Series six of This Farming Life follows a year in the lives of five farming families including a couple from Dallas and a family from Newtonmore.
ANM Group has announced plans to consult over its high-level vision for the Thainstone Centre near Inverurie.
The First Minister has reiterated the Scottish Government's position over the dualling of the A9 and A96 during political podcast.
According to the latest market commentary from Quality Meat Scotland the USDA updated its global beef and pork market forecasts.
Animal nutrition and grain business, East Coast Viners, have become the first company in Scotland to operate a fully automated Tornum grain dryer.
Community workshops will engage directly with rural and island communities to inform the approach to the Land Use and Agriculture Just Transition.
Delays in post-Brexit border controls on animal and plant products imported from the EU will 'anger and appal' the sector says Union president.
The Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland has launched a raffle for the Flock to the Show sheep sculptures.
Scotland’s sheep farmers have been busier than ever and the national awards are a great opportunity to showcase all their hard work.
Despite recent rain there has been little change in water scarcity levels with some parts of the east and north -east remaining at Alert.
A first of its kind Scottish apprenticeship for rural land use and management will equip farm workers with high-level core skills.
Highlands Rewilding which owns land near Huntly and Inverness has joined forces with the Tayvallich Initiative in Argyll in a third land deal.
Huge profits recorded by fertiliser manufacturers in 2022 at a time when farmgate costs saw an unprecedented spike need to be addressed says Union.
With just weeks to go before RSABI’s Great Glen Challenge, 24 teams from Scottish agriculture are now training hard for the multi-sport event.
The James Hutton Institute collaborates with the Scottish Society for Crop Research for a sector event later this month.
