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Perthshire farmers warn beavers could cause ‘irreversible damage’ to farming land

North East & Tayside

Beavers could cause 'irreversible damage' to land, farmers warn

Scottish Government asks farmers for views on fitting all newborn cattle with electronic ear tags

Farmers asked for views on fitting newborn cattle with electronic ear tags

Warning issued as Asian hornets and mites threaten Scotland’s honey bee colonies

Warning as Asian hornets and mites threaten honey bee colonies

Princess Royal opens ‘world-class’ Rural and Veterinary Innovation Centre in Inverness

Highlands & Islands

Princess Royal opens 'world-class' hub after £12.5m investment

Fence erected across beach sparks anger among Sandhead village residents

Anger after fence erected across beach as locals say their 'view is ruined'

Scottish farmers win food subsidies but warn of flood of foreign imports

Scottish farmers win food subsidies but warn of flood of foreign imports

Man accused of leaving herd of Highland cows to starve during drought

Retailers have ‘moral responsibility’ to act on scampi fishing

More than £16,000 raised to save animal welfare farm from brink of closure

Animal welfare farm saved by £16,000 fundraiser in 'Christmas miracle'

University of Stirling: Project examines how growing mushrooms can help tackle climate change

Edinburgh & East

How growing mushrooms can help combat climate change

Dundee: Baldragon Academy pupils producing honey for sale as part of new beekeeping project

North East & Tayside

School hive of activity as buzzing pupils harvest honey for project

Guernsey gardener's 9kg onion expected to break world record

UK & International

Guernsey gardener's 9kg onion expected to break world record

WWF: Warning Scottish agriculture needs ‘systems change’ to adapt to climate change

North East & Tayside

Warning Scots farmers need to adapt to climate change

Scottish Government: Innovative rural projects in Scotland awarded £240,000

Innovative rural projects in Scotland awarded £240,000

North East & Tayside

Barley farmer faces losing £100,000 after harvest hit by extreme weather

Seeds from tree ‘which survived Hiroshima atomic bomb’ being grown at Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens

Seeds from tree 'which survived Hiroshima bombing' grown in Glasgow

Turriff Show: Farmers say Scottish produce ‘could tackle global food insecurity’

North East & Tayside

Scottish produce 'could help tackle global food insecurity'

Cost of rural crime in Scotland falls by 50% while rest of UK rises, NFU Mutual report shows

Cost of rural crime in Scotland 'falls by 48% as rest of UK rises'

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