The Black Isle remains in Significant Scarcity for a second week, and the Forth area rises from Alert to Moderate Scarcity in SEPA's latest report.
Police Scotland are appealing for information about a housebreaking with intent to steal at Greenfingers Nursery in Elgin.
Researchers at Aberdeen University have played a key role in the development of a new handbook that aims to increase biodiversity in agriculture.
The RHASS Presidential Initiative team have reflected on ten brilliant case studies which have been uncovered over the last six months in Scotland.
People across Scotland are being asked for their views on a Bill before Holyrood and whether it really will make a difference in reducing waste.
Livestock Committee Chair for NFU Scotland Hugh Fraser expresses his views on the current situation in Scotland.
An evaluation of the Women in Agriculture Practical Training Fund has been published by the Scottish Government, looking at its outcomes.
The Nairn, Findhorn, Spey and Dee catchments are now at Moderate Scarcity water levels while the Black Isle is now at Significant Scarcity level.
The Cabinet Secretary has said proposals for Highly Protected Marine Areas across 10 per cent of Scotland’s seas by 2026 will not be progressed.
NFU Scotland has this week, officially welcomed John Davidson as its new chief executive.
New powers could impose a fine on the registered keeper of a vehicle from which a littering offence is committed in Scotland.
North-east farmer Alan Cumming from Oldmeldrum becomes RNAS president with J Cameron MacIver from Kinloss as senior vice-president.
Social enterprises in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Moray can now apply for a share of a £2 million funding pot designed to support the third sector.
Woodland Trust Scotland, Soil Association Scotland and NFU Scotland have called for integrated forestry alongside food production.
New Forestry Grants Scheme measures include making funding available for planting fruit, nut and native trees.
Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) has announced its new five year strategy which seeks to make Scotland the ‘go-to’ choice for premium red meat worldwide.
Land managers will be given more powers to help control the deer population after updated rules were introduced to Parliament this week.
The Conon river area in the Highlands is the latest to be escalated to Moderate Scarcity by SEPA.
New conditions for farming support payments will be introduced from 2025, to help cut emissions and help tackle climate change.
A herbicide previously used to control bracken on farms in Scotland, will not be authorised for use this season because of the risks it poses.
