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Police issue plea for 63-year-old last seen on Westmains Farm

Met Office say milder conditions are on the way as farmers count the cost

The suspect made three claims on an insurance policy for the theft of his sheep which officers later found were alive and well

Sudden bangs and bright flashes can frighten livestock, causing them to panic, attempt to escape or put themselves at risk of injury

Land group says move to fund other projects is not a 'programme of mass evictions'

AIMS asks how new proposals will be implemented alongside EU rules

More than 500 survey responses make for 'troubling reading' says Alistair Carmichael

Argon gas and electrified methods will be introduced to reduce animal suffering

New analysis shows that supply remains relatively constrained, demand is showing signs of stabilisation, and both farmers and other buyers continue to see opportunities in investing in land

Charlie Bryant, land valuer and auctioneer at Brown & Co, discusses how potential tax changes could disrupt land values