Campaign aims to entice consumers to buy lamb
A six-week marketing campaign aimed at inspiring consumers to buy Scotch lamb will be launched on Monday.
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Damage to machinery could be taken as red
Fuel processing giant Petroineos has called farmers to a meeting to discuss growing industry concerns that red diesel is causing damage to farm machinery.
Perth’s livestock post-mortem examination site axed
Livestock post-mortem examination (PM) facilities are to be axed in Perth and Ayr from next year in a cost-cutting move announced by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC).
AGRIPROFESSIONAL: Timing is crucial to maximise your AIA claims
Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) allows you to deduct the full value of a qualifying item from your profits before tax and can be claimed on most plant and machinery up to the AIA amount.
Fuel crisis causing clogged diesel filters in vehicles getting worse on Scottish farms
The fuel crisis that is causing clogged diesel filters on tractors, lorries and other machinery appears to be getting worse on Scottish farms.
Call for farmers to open their gates to the public
Scottish farmers and crofters are being encouraged to get involved with this year’s Open Farm Sunday (OFS) event.
Angus and Perthshire berries to go nationwide as farm lands supermarket deal
Special strawberries from Perthshire and Angus will make their mark in supermarkets across the UK and on the streets of Edinburgh this weekend.
Consumers urged to go places with pork in new campaign
A new TV advert urging shoppers to buy Scottish pork has been launched.
Manager’s satisfaction at results of Zulu wheat harvest
The rolling Fife field of Zulu wheat which has divided farming opinion across the region has yielded an average 4.57t/acre across its 32-acres.
Offers over £7.6m: One of biggest arable farming units to go on Perthshire market in years
One of the biggest arable farming units to come on the market in Perthshire in recent years is for sale with a price tag of £7.6 million.