Relentless rain, soil struggles, and surprise setbacks—how a UK farm is adapting its trials to unpredictable conditions.

Strong demand for Salers bulls saw 12 sold, averaging £5513, with a top price of 9500gns for champion Cumbrian Texas.

Farmers in the Orkney Boreray community have been using the ClipFitter for the past two years to castrate their male lambs, with some planning ...

Despite the cold, a great turnout at Darlington Farmers Auction Mart’s Winter Sale saw over 945 lots go under the hammer.

Despite fewer numbers forward in the ring, Scotland’s store trade remains strong. What’s keeping demand high? Find out what’s shaping ...

Charolais breeders made history at Stirling as 52 bulls hit five-figure sums, pushing the sale average to a record £12,153 with a 99 ...

Lawrie & Symington’s February online sale saw strong demand for farm machinery, with 450 lots sold, including a Case Puma 160 tractor ...

Concerns have been raised after port authorities in Northern Ireland discovered approximately 600kg of illegally imported meat that had been smuggled in via the Stranraer ferry. The discovery has ...

Regenerative agriculture is gaining traction, but is it truly new or just a return to old ways? Experts and farmers weigh in on its impact ...

James Hamilton’s dedication to farming excellence has earned him the Farming’s Future Award. Find out how he’s shaping the industry’s future.

With spring planting ahead, experts stress soil testing for managing Potato Cyst Nematode (PCN) as part of an effective pest control strategy.

Exhibitors are gearing up for the Royal Northern Agricultural Society’s ( RNAS) Spring Show, held in partnership with the ANM Group, next Wednesday, February 26.