County Tyrone farmer Austin O’Kane celebrates double success as Europe’s Best Steak and World’s Best Grass-Fed Fillet at 2026 World Steak Challenge with M&S Wagyu.

Orkney agricultural contractor J and S Hay is a Scottish Agriculture Awards Contractor of the Year finalist, after growing from a 75-acre family farm.

Craik Agricultural Contracting in Castle Douglas upgrades to a Shelbourne Reynolds 8065VFRT hedge trimmer, praising its manoeuvrability, ease and reliability.

James Hutton Institute scientists will join MEPs on October 12 to discuss root research, crop resilience, soil biodiversity and food security, including Root2Res.

Stirling October Bull Sales on October 18 and 19 feature 384 pedigree bulls, the Deveron Aberdeen Angus dispersal and Big Bull Run charity auction.

Antimicrobial residues found in soil at all 27 Argentine beef feedlots studied, with monensin widespread. Research did not test meat for residues.

This week's farming cartoon pokes fun at familiar family farming frustrations, from sheep work overruns to missing days off.

Reform UK South Scotland MSP Jamie Langan calls for greater farmer influence over Scottish agriculture policy, food security, support and less red tape.

Buying a used combine? Check threshing gear, grain handling, header, tyres, electronics, service history and parts support before committing to a machine.

Livestock markets across Scotland and northern England report strong lamb prices, led by 511.6p for a Dutch Texel at Cockermouth, plus firm cattle sales.

This week’s arable picture highlights the latest farming and crop-growing scene, offering a snapshot of Britain’s agricultural landscape.

Spraying operations are under way at Flatfield near Coupar Angus, prompting local interest as work progresses across the area.