Keith Findlay

Thainstone pedigree sheep sale saw a total of 192 animals sold to new homes at an average of £807.37.

We take a look at the nine current Scottish Monitor Farms and explain their aims.

One youngster who took part in the scheme is already mulling a career in farming.

It comes with nearly 190 acres of land deemed capable of growing a wide range of crops.

He tells us he's relishing the opportunity to put farming, crofting and fishing back into the centre of the political debate at Holyrood.

Agent Galbraith says it can be split into two lots.

They get under way in the Highlands this week.

But family-owned Farmlay hopes to come up with eggs-actly the right diet.

That's what the judge said after she took supreme champion in an online cattle show.

Letter says industry badly needs workers to replace those who never returned after Brexit and Covid.

A feast of farming-related fun is lined up for next weekend.

There was no going back to an economy based almost entirely on North Sea crude.

Supreme judge Colin Slessor hails her as 'correct in every way'

The annual agricultural event is a whole lot more than just cows, sheep and horses.

Latest data helps farmers make key strategic decisions on when to buy and sell.

Competing campaigns from the north and north-east have equal merit.

Every Monday, we ask small firms key questions. Here we speak to Leanne Ross, who runs coaching-mentoring enterprise Happylieuya in Aberdeen.

Asda customers can 'kelp' themselves to four flavours from Shore the Scottish Seafood Company.

They've created their 'happy place' on Constitution Street.

It honours her work over many years to develop the clinical and commercial potential for new antimicrobial technologies.