Katrina Macarthur

The overall beef judging took place on the Saturday morning when judged by Pete Watson from Banchory.

Friday saw another busy day of judging in the sheep rings at the Royal Highland Show.

Suppliers of Yew Tree Dairy were told this week that the family-owned Lancashire company has been acquired by major milk processor Muller.

Whisky giant Chivas Brothers has announced a new agriculture programme supporting sustainable agriculture practices among barley growers.

The final judging will take place at the Royal Highland Show on Friday, June 21.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has made a commitment to the British agriculture with the launch of the first UK Food Security Index.

The Royal Northern Agricultural Society (RNAS) held its trophy presentation evening at Thainstone to celebrate winners of the Spring Show.

There was plenty buzz around the sale ring at Dingwall Mart for the Luing Cattle Society’s annual spring breeding sale.

Despite an incredibly difficult spring and cattle unable to be turned out to grass, breeding cattle met a similar trade to last year.

The firm supplies essential farm inputs to farmers across the UK.

Farmers in the north-east are being invited to an online event to discuss future water scarcity predictions in the region.

The Royal Northern Agricultural Society’s (RNAS) has unveiled the winners of its annual turnip and fodder beet growing competitions.

Farmers and crofters have formed a group following significant concerns caused by the introduction of beavers by the Cairngorms National Park

Irish meat processor ABP Food Group has been given the green light for the acquisition of two Scotbeef facilities in Scotland

Since the arrival of the first vending machine in 2018, Lower Thorneybank Farm Shop near Rothienorman has only got bigger and better.

South Percyhorner Farm Shop near Fraserburgh is the ideal stop for honest buyers looking to source fresh produce straight from the field.

Two Scots are among a cohort of 23 rural leaders selected to undertake a 2024 Nuffield Farming Scholarship.

Morayshire and Orcadian Young Farmers ruled supreme in the beef cattle and prime lamb dressing competitions held recently at Huntly Mart.

Two well-known ploughmen from Fife and Caithness have made their journey to Latvia for the 68th World Ploughing Championships.

The countdown is now on for next month’s free to attend agricultural event - The Future Farming Expo - at Aberdeen’s P&J Live venue.