Scottish Farmer readers shared their favourite Harvest 2026 images, capturing combines hard at work across Scotland.

Glens of Antrim Crisps maker ceases trading after 54 years as Northern Ireland potato firm enters administration, after being stocked by Tesco and Sainsbury’s.

Agriculture minister Jim Fairlie says farmers will get greater clarity on Scotland’s future agricultural support system before 2030.

Claas launches three Axion 8 Cmatic tractors in summer 2026, offering up to 313hp, a new cab, Cemos automation, connectivity and driver-monitored autonomy.

Helmut Claas helped build CLAAS into a global agricultural machinery leader, driving innovations including Dominator, Lexion, Jaguar and Xerion machinery.

Nairn farmer Matthew Mackay explains why his four-cylinder Fendt 620 Vario matches larger tractors, cutting fuel costs across arable, road and yard work.

JAHAMA Highland Estates’ native woodland restoration project spans 32,500 hectares, supporting the West Highlands economy, peatland recovery and Fort William.

Conservatives pledge to abolish Natural England and the Environment Agency, bringing work into Defra to cut farming bureaucracy and boost accountability.

Lincolnshire family farms 330ha Airlies Farm near Newton Stewart with a Massey Ferguson MF 8S.305 Xtra, adapting arable production to hilly Scottish land.

Gordons Construction Equipment opens a dedicated Blairgowrie depot, selling and servicing Develon, Deici and Bomag machinery across north and east Scotland.

RHET Ayrshire & Arran’s stock judging evening returns to Ayr Cattle Market on October 23, featuring eight classes and raising funds for agricultural education.

NFU Scotland used the Labour Party Conference to press ministers on imports, inheritance tax and rising costs facing farmers.