A Scottish Government farm failed an inspection for breaching cattle traceability laws—failures that would mean heavy fines for regular farmers.

Soaring beef prices fast approaching £7 per deadweight kg, or close to £3000 liveweight are unsustainable and could cause significant problems down the line, according to many butchers and processors.

Beef prices soar while farmers face labour shortages and record sales. Find out how Scotland’s cattle market is shifting in 2025.

There was a strong entry of pedigree and commercial cattle at the Northern Ireland Limousin Young Breeders’ Club’s Rising ...

FORGET genetically modified crops, the new kid on the development block is lab-grown meat. No more need for cattle, pigs or chicken – or ...

Barney Swan fondly remembers the weekends he spent squashed between his brothers Jock and Sam in the back seat of his dad’s ...

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During this week in 1977 Farming Life reported that after the Charolais supreme champion heifer was withdrawn by the noted Co ...

Catching Sophie Harvey’s eye to secure the £1,000 cash prize for the 2025 Rising Stars supreme overall champion, was the eleven-month-old Bernish Valentine ET bred by NI club chairman Kieran McCrory ...

Crawford’s Double O Farm breeds, raises and sells Scottish Highland cows. Not only that, they offer farm tours, overnight stays, birthday parties, cow cuddling, cow therapy and more.

For the first time in a decade, the ranchers raising the livestock that get turned into hamburgers and steaks like their ...

Beef cattle production is certainly a daunting undertaking, especially for beginners, perhaps the reason why many people opt for dairy farming, which they consider easy as they can readily learn ...