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A bid of £8,500 topped the sale of exhibition cattle at Thainstone for a Limousin cross heifer from J. Robertson and Son, Newton of Logierait, Pitlochry. Scaling 495kgs, the second prize winner in the haltered section sold to an undisclosed buyer

The 2025 Arable Farmer of the Year finalists have been selected because the judges recognised their ongoing versatility and ability to navigate fluctuating commodity prices, unpredictable weather and evolving legislation, while continuing to achieve a profitable, sustainable business

New rules for areas facing 'significant scarcity' as agency bids to protect rivers

The Countryside Alliance have renewed calls for Calderdale Council to ditch their ‘unpopular and divisive’ meat ban, after the deputy mayor said that the council's food waste was soaring

Glorious weather and excellent livestock entries pushed visitor turn out to a 10 year high at this year's two-day Edenbridge and Oxted Show.

For the second time in three years, Chris Toner and his dog Niro Mace lifted the trophy at the Scottish National over the weekend

Ram lambs at the Texel Sheep Society’s Scottish National Sale, Lanark, peaked at 110,000gns to average £4,798.84 with a record a clearance of 82%

CLA study finds 80% of respondents said they are worried their business will not survive the next 10 years, while more than 60% have considered selling their farm and leaving the industry owing to Government's family farm tax

Replacing the popular S4 range, the new 800 Series contains several new features and mechanical changes

Nature Friendly Farming Network says farmers could face an 'enormous' funding gap as Countryside Stewardships come to an end