Angus Limestores Ltd's spreading near Coupar Angus
Angus Limestores Ltd is expanding its reach at Balunie, near Coupar Angus, strengthening its presence in the region.
Bluetongue Alert Illegally smuggled sheep from Scotland euthanised at Northern Irish port
Over 60 smuggled sheep euthanised in Northern Ireland to curb Bluetongue spread, with strict bans on GB livestock imports to protect against the virus.
Beef Scheme Battle Push to block stricter beef calf rules gains momentum in Scottish parliament
A last-ditch attempt is underway to scrap the controversial new calving rule in Scotland’s beef scheme.
Tax Relief Shock CAAV report finds farm tax changes affect 75,000, not 500, as government claims
Research reveals Labour’s changes to Business Property and Agricultural Property Relief will impact five times more farms than originally expected.
Farmers Fight Back Scottish Beef Support Scheme changes face fierce opposition
Farmers and MSPs are pushing back against changes to the Scottish Beef Support Scheme, with new calving targets causing uproar in the farming community.
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Heritage & Innovation Wareing buildings: A century of craftsmanship and innovation in farming construction
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Frost Brings Hope Scottish farmers enjoy favourable conditions for ploughing and spraying
Warm autumn weather has boosted Scottish crops, but challenges remain with pests, disease, and pricing pressures. Morning frosts offer new hope.
Early Ploughing A fine autumn helps ploughing to get ahead in Duns
David Martin from Caldra Farm, Duns, Berwickshire started ploughing three and a half months earlier than usual this year.
