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SEPA's interim head of functions, Nathan Critchlow-Watton discusses the increasing issue of drought at the Future Farming Expo
Visitors from across the country made their way to Aberdeen on Tuesday for the first day of the new Future Farming Expo showcase.
The Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RSABI) seaonal fundraising campaign is underway with the first reveal of new Chirtsmas cards.
Coinciding with World Mental Health Day on October 10, RSABI and Farmstrong Scotland will give practical advice to build personal resilience.
The groundbreaking showcase of Scottish agricultural innovation includes an exclusive look at Scotland’s new agricultural reform policy.
Proposals to increase levy rates have been announced by public body Quality Meat Scotland.
The number of invasive non-native species arriving in Scotland is increasing year on year leading to a new top 10 species warning list being created.
A yellow warning for heavy rain has been extended from midnight on Friday through to 6am on Sunday morning.
The Royal Northern Agricultural Society awards are presented to stalwarts of the north-east farming community in recognition of their contributions.
It is hoped that the trial will encourage more people to use ScotRail services with cheaper fares during the peak periods.
Efforts to discover the mystery cause of a devastating horse disease called equine grass sickness have turned to soil science to find an answer.
NFU Scotland says the Agriculture and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill is a key step forward but policy detail now needs urgent attention.
Support for farmers and crofters to produce food more sustainably, work with nature and reduce emissions is at the heart of new draft legislation.
Wet weather in recent weeks means that some areas, including parts of the north-east and the Borders, have still to complete their harvest.
Scottish Agritourism, the sector body for agritourism, is inviting applications from Scottish based business and industry professionals to its board.
Anna Mitchell of Castleton Farm who grows hemp and sells hemp oil products from her farm shop speaks to Professor Vijay Kumar Thakur.
A 2015 CAT 316EL tracked excavator fetched £20,000 at the monthly specialist sale at Thainstone.
Landward returns for its Autumn run covering the best stories from the Scottish countryside.
Quality Meat Scotland latest reports shows retail lamb price inflation has slowed, helping boost sales against price increases for other meats.
The AgriScot Business Skills competition which assesses individuals’ awareness of agri-business issues is open for entries.
