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Another round of brutal milk price cuts has continued to put pressure on producer margins.

Farmers need to plan their cattle buying policy carefully to help keep Scotland free of bovine TB, with an increasing demand from farmers in England for Scottish breeding stock.

Five years on from hosting a Farming For A Better Climates pilot project, Montrose farmer Willie Officer has seen the change of approach result in improved yields and reduced input costs.

The Scottish Governments land reform plans run the risk of failing rural Scotland for generations if the private business sectors economic and environmental contribution is not embraced.

A new project to enhance food safety in potato crisp production has started between Abertay University and Perthshire-based Taylors Snacks.

A scheme to improve traceability of wild venison, increase buyer confidence and support woodland management is to be launched in England, Northern Ireland and Wales.

Young people from rural areas face being trapped in social mobility coldspots and risk becoming part of a forgotten generation, according to a new study.

With weather and soil conditions potentially delaying another spring crop, we get some top tips for late maize drilling.

Farmland, livestock and the people that manage these environments must be protected, not threatened. That is the message from the National Sheep Association (NSA) after further debates last week whether to bring back lynx.

Farming organisations have congratulated the new King ahead of the Coronation