Reseeding can lift grass growth, feed quality and stock performance, but only if it’s done right. Timing, drainage and soil prep matter most.

Wet fields across Scotland are disrupting slurry timing and first-cut silage, raising risks to forage quality and milk yield this spring for farmers.

Two-month-old British Blue cross calves topped at £1000 at CCM Skipton, with Rob and Sarah Marshall leading a strong rearing calf trade overall.

Orkney breeder Balfour Baillie will judge baby beef classes at Borderway Agri Expo, bringing top showring experience to Carlisle this October.

NBA Beef Expo 2026 launches the SRUC Bovine Health Hub, giving farmers advice, research and practical tools to boost herd health and performance.

Limousin heifer leads trade at Lawrie and Symington’s Lanark Spring Show and Sale, with British Blues close behind and strong demand throughout.

NFU Scotland’s Jonnie Hall warns that, despite improved farm income figures, Scottish agriculture remains fragile and highly volatile, ...

Farmers and contractors in England can claim FETF grants covering up to 50 of eligible livestock equipment costs, including £136 towards ...

NSA Scotland backs a revised three region farm payment system in principle while warning reforms must support livestock farmers and avoid ...

Scottish forestry contractor TORRA has secured £5m from Windward Enterprises to expand steep-ground harvesting, invest in advanced tech and ...

Entries are open for the 2026 Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards, with a new website and streamlined online application process inviting ...

Pedigree dairy heifers peaked at £3,100 as Audbrook and Denhamhill cattle topped a buoyant trade at Gisburn Auction Marts with strong bidding.