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The kelpie is native to Australia and first arrived in the UK in the 1980s, however it is thought they may be linked to the Scotch collie which was exported from Scotland to Australia in the 1800s.

Arla’s recent May price rise has shook up the market

Bruce Keillor, 23 is from Forfar, Angus and works as the lead tractor man on a 850ha arable farm at Brechin and Forfar.

Analyst SovEcon is upbeat in its predictions for Ukraine wheat in 2021/22. Its latest wheat production estimate is now at 28.6 million tonnes, which will be a new record if realised.

The switch from selling sheepdogs in the field at live auction to timed auctions, therefore, opening sales up to a wider audience, is thought to be a key factor in the boom in prices over the last year or so.

Livestock farmers and suppliers who use molasses in feed are set to benefit from a UK Government decision to remove the tariff on imported molasses.

Another week and seemingly another far fetched plan emerges to bring back a long gone, but clearly not forgotten species.

A coalition comprising 18 farming, environment, animal and fire organisations have joined forces in urging the Government to make sky lanterns illegal.

A sub-group of the United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) is pushing for a just transition away from livestock farming across the globe.

A sub-group of the United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) is pushing for a ‘just transition’ away from livestock farming across the globe.