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As we head into the new year, it is clear what is on the menu - more of the same. The pandemic is moving at a sobering pace and keeping us all doing what we’ve been getting used to; staying home and getting on with it.

EAMUs have been granted for herbicides in linseed and rye.

A Covid-19 outbeak amongst the workforce has led to a two-week closure of Scotland’s only large scale pig abattoir at Brechin

The latest figures showing how the tractor brands present in the UK are performing have been released by the Agricultural Engineers Association.

Industry bodies have warned the latest delay to the flagship Environment Bill is ‘hugely unhelpful’ for farmers.

The latest figures showing how the tractor brands present in the UK are performing have been released by the Agricultural Engineers Association.

Industry bodies have warned the latest delay to the flagship Environment Bill is hugely unhelpful for farmers.

New legislation aimed at addressing the increasing level of attacks on livestock, including raising the maximum fine to £40,000, has been debated in the Scottish Parliament.

Soils were at, or close to saturation, across almost all of the country at the end of last month, which has contributed to recent flooding events in some areas.

Livestock rustling remains a costly crime for UK farmers as new figures from the NFU Mutual reveal farm animals worth an estimated £2.3 million were stolen last year.