J & S Hay wins Contractor of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026, sponsored by New Holland, recognising excellence in Scottish agricultural contracting.

Barenbrug launches a grass breeding programme at Knutsford, Cheshire, developing resilient UK and Irish forage varieties and mixtures for extreme weather.

James Hutton Institute finds microalgae fertiliser matched mineral fertiliser for malting barley yield and malt quality, potentially supporting Scotch whisky sustainability.

Bryson Tractors Ltd has won Machinery Dealer of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026, celebrating success in Scotland’s farming industry.

Ark Vet Centre won Animal Health Provider of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026, recognising its contribution to animal care in Scotland.

Claas opens a 44,800 sq ft Omaha R&D centre in Nebraska as part of a $100m North American investment in US and Canadian farm machinery.

Laura Grieve of Agri Rural Consulting was named Adviser of the Year at the Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026. The category was sponsored by Glasson Fertilisers and Kilwaughter Lime. The category was ...

Lanark Blackface ram sales set a record £10,753 average, with Auldhouseburn’s top lamb fetching £145,000 and 16 five-figure bids.

Leboulch launches the Galion bale trailer, offering a lowered floor, adjustable ladders and multiple configurations for round and square bales.

Teague Limousin dispersal at Carlisle peaks at 7000gns for a six-year-old cow, as cows, calves and heifers sell through H&H auctioneers in the latest sale.

Scottish Agriculture Awards 2026 celebrate Scotland’s leading farmers, businesses and innovators after an outstanding year of finalists.

Lanark Blackface ram sale reaches £52,000 twice as strong breeder and commercial demand drives a 94 clearance, with shearling rams averaging £3582.68.