Aberdeen-Angus

United Auctions sold 29 Aberdeen-Angus bulls through the ring to average £7,872, up £216/head on the year

From day one, Hamish and Margaret Sclater had a clear ambition to breed the best Aberdeen-Angus herd they could, one which was functional in the field and successful in the show ring

Investment in automation has earned an innovation award for an Aberdeenshire business which exports potatoes directly to Egypt, alongside running a 200-cow pedigree Aberdeen-Angus suckler herd

With this year marking the 150th edition of The Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society herd book, we find out about the breed’s rich heritage and ambitions for the future

A Swaledale gimmer shearling from Bob Hargreaves, Pendle Hill, Lancashire took the inter-breed title in the sheep rings in the culmination of the day's judging at Garstang show, which had seen over 500 sheep forward for judging across the breeds

A calf rearing contract has enabled James and Rachel Davison to expand their livestock enterprise

Looking to make the most of his land and buildings in a way that suited him, Ernie Harker is enjoying the benefits of switching to a lower risk system

Philip Close and his daughter Heather are still on a learning curve as they fine-tune their minimum-input suckler herd in Ayrshire, where priority is given to soil function and extended rest periods for the grazing

Pedigree bulls reached 13,000gns for an Aberdeen-Angus at the multi-breed sale at Carlisle

The Beechgroves Guernsey herd is managed on an all-year-round calving system to ensure a consistent milk supply for wholesale and for the farm shop