SRUC agriculture student Max Bryson has secured a graduate role with Mole Valley Farmers after a successful industry placement.

Holsteins secured the leading dairy awards, while Ayrshire and Dairy Shorthorn entries also impressed judges across the show.

Plover Hygiene has backed the SAYFC Big Build, highlighting how Young Farmers helped shape the successful business.

Scottish breeders enjoyed major success at the Great Yorkshire Show, claiming key native breed titles and junior inter-breed honours.

Turriff Show launches a new Business Hub featuring expert panels, farming influencers and industry discussions across two days.

Fenwick Show showcased top livestock, with prime cattle champion Babycakes and a Suffolk gimmer leading the major awards.

More than 2,000 animals, national sheep competition and packed livestock classes await at Turriff Show this August.

Biggar Show delivered top-class livestock, with a champion Clydesdale filly leading a strong line-up across cattle, sheep and horses.

A car was destroyed by fire in a field at Acorn Dairy near Darlington, prompting police enquiries and renewed security measures.

A sheep was rescued after becoming trapped 10ft down a pothole near Fern Pot on Ingleborough, prompting a Cave Rescue call-out.

SRUC is recruiting up to seven non-executive Board members to help deliver its strategy and support rural growth across Scotland.

Harvest 2026 is underway across Scotland, with growers reporting strong winter barley yields and optimism for crops ahead.