Parkside Veterinary Group Ltd is pleased to announce that an agreement has been made with Provost Veterinary Group to provide veterinary services to all the Provost farm and equine customers when Simon Hiles retires at the end of May. This will extend the area they cover to include the whole of Fife.
Two brothers have been evicted from a farm after more than 20 years as a result of what they claim was a "legal error" made in 2003.
Auctioneering firm Lawrie & Symington celebrated 150 years in business at the Royal Highland Show. The company, which sells around 20,000 cattle and 200,000 sheep at Lanark and a further 7,000 cattle and 55,000 sheep in Forfar, welcomed Rural Secretary Fergus Ewing to their stand.
Back in the 1980s, when Sandy Pattullo was at college, asparagus wasn’t seen as a viable crop in Scotland. Nothing daunted, he and wife Heather enjoyed growing asparagus in the garden and when farming friends from New Zealand visited and told them it was the easiest crop on the farm, it ignited an interest in the Pattullos to grow it commercially.
Thainstone Mart is delighted to announce the launch of its Think Thainstone campaign.
The top pieces of Scottish straw bale art created in 2018 have been revealed.
Sales of new tractors in Scotland during the first half of the year bucked the national trend.
As English apple producers suggest Brexit could provide them with an economic boost, could Tayside and Fife's historic orchards have a bright future of their own? Michael Alexander found out.
Scottish farmers may be better off leaving fields fallow rather than growing cereals this summer.
A remarkable war of words between two academics showed no signs of evolving into peace yesterday as a row over the work of Charles Darwin and relatively unknown Perthshire fruit farmer Patrick Matthew continued.