Kerr Brown spreads dung near Duns in the Scottish Borders, showcasing traditional farming practices that enrich soil and sustain crop growth.

Seonaidh MacKenzie shared this photo of Hampshire Downs grazing at Daviot, near Inverness.

Fertiliser prices remain stubbornly high as CBAM rules loom. What does this mean for UK growers and the future of farming costs?

Gisburn Auction Mart’s first dairy sale of 2026 saw top pedigree cows and heifers fetch record prices, led by a £3020 second-calver.

Northern Ireland Bluefaced Leicester female sale hits 5000gns, with top lots heading to Scotland, England and Wales.

With the last of the cows and calves housed and weaned in mid-December, and the bulk of the ewes hopefully safely in-lamb, we have very much settled into a winter routine of feeding cattle and fencing ...

SRUC livestock experts have been selected to take part in a prestigious international programme designed to strengthen academic collaboration between the UK and the United States.

The National Sheep Association (NSA) Scottish Region has shared its conflicting feelings about Scottish Government’s new budget, released January 13, and what it could mean for sheep farmers.

The years from 2023 to 2025 were exceptionally warm, according to a new report published on Wednesday, January 14, by the EU’s climate change service, Copernicus.

Join the first Yorkshire Farming Conference on 28 Jan 2026 at Great Yorkshire Showground. Hear top speakers and explore farming innovation.

A £15k fundraising raffle by two trailer firms supports vital research into deadly equine grass sickness in Britain.

Discover why Scottish independent schools offer smaller classes, tailored exams, and a focus on creativity and wellbeing.