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Íæż½ã½ã and rural dwellers from five different nations have collectively clocked up the miles again this month as part of #Run1000, a fundraising drive set up to inspire rural communities to get moving and experience the benefits this can have on mental

Support for research projects at the 2019-opened National Pig Centre (NPC) looks to be continuing, despite the recent upheaval the industry has seen.

Like many young farmers, Sean Cursiter is determined to forge his own path in the family farming business.

From Scotland to Gloucestershire, educational institutes are ensuring they are providing top quality and innovative learning by harnessing new technologies on farm and in the classroom.

Future farm support should not be tied too specifically to results and targets but reward on knowledge exchange when it comes to tackling animal health issues, says disease research centre Moredun.

Hannah Park speaks to dairy farmer David Finlay who, after turning to direct supply more than a decade ago, has launched The Ethical Dairy brand which has cow-with-calf dairy farming at its core.

Crowds gathered to watch the Holstein champion, Whinchat Stanleycup Farrah, take the coveted SuperCow championship at AgriScot, as the event made a return to the show calendar for the first time since 2019.

In a breakthrough for the British sheep genetics export trade, a new UK/USA ovine embryo export health certificate has been published which will allow the export of embryos from the UK to USA.

Exhibitors from far and wide gathered for this year’s Stars of the Future Calf Show at Stirling.

Preparations for this year’s AgriScot event on Wednesday, November 16, are well underway on what will be the showcase’s first in-person event since 2019.