More than 250 pupils from seven schools took part in an RHET Food and Farming Day at Solsgirth Home Farm. The event featured 10 learning stations covering beekeeping, livestock, food production and ...

Adziel is a mixed farm covering 900 hectares across three separate sites. The business relies on 240 Aberdeen Angus cross cows that are bulled to an Angus with the calves finished on farm. Store ...

The National Sheep Association is inviting sheep farmers to advertise placements for the 2027 lambing season. The annual ...

Mains of Cairnborrow is an upland farm extending to 1350 acres and has been in the family since the 1950s. George Wordie, alongside daughter Nicola, are partners in the business, with one other ...

Discover what’s planned for the 2026 Scottish Ploughing Championships at Whitburgh Farms, with horse ploughing, vintage ...

The VMD warns farmers against illegal BTV-3 vaccine sales online, highlighting animal health risks and urging keepers to ...

Rab Lawson has spent 35 years with East of Scotland Farmers, building relationships with farmers and providing practical, honest advice. Now shortlisted for Scottish Agricultural Adviser of the Year, ...

Two OVI-TRACE sheep bolus products have been withdrawn from sale following a suspected quality issue affecting five batches. Farmers with affected products, or concerns about animals that may have ...

Scots are throwing away an average of 180 garments a year, an 81 increase since 2023, according to new research from British Wool. The findings highlight the gap between consumers' desire for quality ...

SAYFC’s new Young Farmer Centre is under construction after years of fundraising, with the organisation aiming to open its new home by next year’s Highland Show.

Harrison & Hetherington group H+H is bringing its livestock, land, insurance and other rural services together under a new ‘One H+H’ brand. The ‘Rural Matters’ identity launches on October 14 as the ...

Gordon Rennie argues Scotch whisky labels should disclose grain origins, calling for greater transparency and stronger support for Scottish cereal growers.