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Tackling domestic abuse requires the Government to confront inequality in how safety is designed and delivered, and to ensure rural victims, including children and families, are no longer overlooked

With more farmers looking at using fewer inputs, regenerative farming methods could provide the answer. But where do farmers start?

The Drovers made their special appearance at the launch event for this year’s Royal Welsh Show held at the Hay Festival, Dairy Meadows

Scottish livestock keepers and traders are being urged to prepare for tighter bluetongue movement restrictions from June 1, as seasonal disease controls come back into force

Keeping an eye on the latest trends in the grain markets

Is it time to halt net zero plans once and for all?

Aberdeenshire-based butcher Donald Russell has been taken over by DukesHill Ham Company, which supplies meat to the Royal Family, but staff have been made redundant at its Inverurie factory

Although the cost of rural crime across the UK fell by 6%, in Scotland it rose by 14% reaching £1.4 million

A farmer has spoken out on watching the land she calls home ‘burn’ and the restored peatland that helped save it.