Auction marts across Scotland and the North report record-breaking prices for lambs, cattle and cast sheep, with demand driving strong returns.

Suckled calf prices have jumped by up to £500 this year, with strong demand driving a buoyant trade across key livestock outlets.

Soaring red meat prices has seen a 10% increase in sales over the past 12 weeks, however, with consumers having to pay an average of 18.8% more, volumes purchased have slipped by 7.4% or 9670 tonnes.

Strong demand for Beef Shorthorn females saw averages more than double on the year at a breed society show and sale at Skipton, where prices peaked at 8000gns. Topping the trade was the pre-sale ...

Commenting on the trade, John Smith, sheep auctioneer at Wallets Marts said: “We’re seeing more lambs come in from dairy ground that are well finished off grass, and that has helped improve the ...

Orion Future Technologies welcomes William Furness as trainee agronomist amid rising demand for biostimulants.

A new digital tool designed to help Scottish potato growers manage one of the industry’s most persistent pests has been launched by PCN ...

SLE member Castlemilk & Corrie Estates in Dumfriesshire is at the forefront of planning resilient forestry. The estate will present nearly 40 years of species trials to forestry experts and land ...

The Scottish Tenant Farmers Association (STFA) has announced the appointment of Mike Halliday as its new managing director, following the recent departure of Doug Bell. Halliday is a familiar face ...

Given the deal was one which was sold to us as the way to remove a substantial number of the barriers, bureaucracy and general hassle when exporting any food or farm produce to the continent, even ...

Kirsty & Fraser tied the knot on their family farm in Bridge of Weir. A spring celebration filled with love, laughter and countryside charm.

A stunning rainbow arcs over Pencaitland, East Lothian — captured at just the right moment from a local garden.