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Scottish govt publishes first cereal production estimates for harvest 2025

Tillage

about 1 month ago

Scottish govt publishes first cereal production estimates for harvest 2025

The Scottish government has published its first production estimates for Harvest 2025, covering: barley, wheat, oats and oilseed rape.

Scotland reportedly awash with feed barley, with Ireland a key destination

Tillage

about 1 month ago

Scotland reportedly awash with feed barley, with Ireland a key destination

Very large quantities of feed barley will be available in Scotland over the coming months with much of it heading for Ireland

How Iceland is learning from Scotland's forestry sector

Forestry

about 1 month ago

How Iceland is learning from Scotland's forestry sector

A group of Icelandic foresters travelled over to Scotland to gain an insight into the management of oak trees within their national forests.

Irish members win top titles at 2025 Aberdeen Angus YDP Finals

Beef

about 1 month ago

Irish members win top titles at 2025 Aberdeen Angus YDP Finals

Aberdeen Angus Youth Development Programme (YDP) members from Northern Ireland and the Republic of...

Scottish initiative to highlight the impact of menopause in farming communities

Rural Life

about 2 months ago

Scottish initiative to highlight the impact of menopause in farming communities

Scottish farmers will be sharing how the menopause has impacted their farming experience as part of a campaign led by Farmstrong Scotland

Dairy

2 months ago

Cow-with-calf initiative shows how things can be done differently

A documentary feature telling the story of a Scottish farm’s transformation from conventional to cow-with-calf dairy farming...

Cow-with-calf initiative shows how things can be done differently

Beef

3 months ago

Scotland to relax bluetongue movement controls in September

The Scottish government has announced that from September 21, there will be a relaxation of movement controls on BTV susceptible animals.

Scotland to relax bluetongue movement controls in September

Tillage

4 months ago

Rainfall stalls progress of UK Harvest 2025 - AHDB

While this year’s harvest in the UK got off to a fast start, intermittent and often heavy rainfall has slowed progress.

Rainfall stalls progress of UK Harvest 2025 - AHDB

Sheep

4 months ago

NI sheep farmers 'need parity' on financial supports available in south - breeder

The importance of retaining sheep numbers in hill areas has been emphasised by leading members of the UK sheep farming community.

NI sheep farmers 'need parity' on financial supports available in south - breeder

Beef

7 months ago

Tyrone herd sells Simmental bull to Scotland for £22,000

The Ranfurly Herd based in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone, has announced the private sale of 'Ranfurly Rolo' to the Islavale Herd in Scotland.

Tyrone herd sells Simmental bull to Scotland for £22,000

Tillage

8 months ago

Call for crop inputs in UK & Ireland to be independently trialled

The head of Scottish Agronomy is calling for all crop inputs used within UK and Irish agriculture to be independently trialled.

Call for crop inputs in UK & Ireland to be independently trialled

Forestry

10 months ago

Scottish log exports to Ireland cease over bark beetle risk

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed the ending of Scottish log exports to Ireland over the bark beetle risk.

Scottish log exports to Ireland cease over bark beetle risk

N.Ireland

10 months ago

Applications open for innovative sheep farm visit to Scotland

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs is offering sheep farmers the chance to take part in a farm innovation visit.

Applications open for innovative sheep farm visit to Scotland

Sheep

11 months ago

Three sheep die and 57 rescued following flooding in Scotland

Three sheep died and 57 were rescued after becoming stranded during flooding on farmland in Scotland on the last day of the year

Three sheep die and 57 rescued following flooding in Scotland

Environment

11 months ago

FFA: IVF calf project to reduce emissions is 'backward step'

FFA spokesperson William Taylor, has said that food security should be a priority not using IVF to produce low methane-emitting cows.

FFA: IVF calf project to reduce emissions is 'backward step'

Dairy

11 months ago

Introducing Hilda: Could this IVF calf transform the UK dairy industry?

A scientist in Scotland has hailed the birth of an IVF calf as a potentially significant moment for the UK dairy industry.

Introducing Hilda: Could this IVF calf transform the UK dairy industry?

Agri-Business

12 months ago

Scottish budget gives 'some security' for future of farming - NFUS

The NFUS has said the budget delivered by the Scottish government this week gives "some security" to the future of farming and crofting.

Scottish budget gives 'some security' for future of farming - NFUS

Tillage

about 1 year ago

Institute to play key role in Europe-wide soil sampling campaign

Scientists at the James Hutton Institute are leading a soil sampling campaign, focussed on Scotland, but with direct implications for Europe

Institute to play key role in Europe-wide soil sampling campaign

Rural Life

about 1 year ago

£15,000 of funding announced for NI farming group

The Royal Countryside Fund (RCF) has announced £170,000 of new support for nine farming groups in England, Scotland, and NI...

£15,000 of funding announced for NI farming group

Rural Life

about 1 year ago

Converting bare tenant farm into dairy unit in Scotland

Taking on a tenant farm is a huge challenge in itself, but for new entrant farmers to take it on and convert to a dairy unit takes a lot.

Converting bare tenant farm into dairy unit in Scotland

Rural Life

about 1 year ago

13-year-old girl charged with barn fire in Scottish Highlands

A 13 year old female has been charged in connection with what has been described as a deliberate barn fire in the Scottish highlands.

13-year-old girl charged with barn fire in Scottish Highlands

Forestry

about 1 year ago

Scottish log exports paused after larch beetles found in Cork

Exports of conifer logs from the pest-free area of Scotland into Ireland have ceased after larch bark beetles were found at a port in Cork.

Scottish log exports paused after larch beetles found in Cork

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Donegal man is overall winner at Six Nations Ploughing

Co. Donegal man Alan Simms took overall champion of the field at the recent Six Nations...

Donegal man is overall winner at Six Nations Ploughing

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