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Week: 46 | 14th November 2024

The human cost of ‘progress’

Gilly Fraser meets a couple whose dream of a perfectretirement…

Week: 45 | 7th November 2024

Barony’s Dairy Nexus is a Borderlands first

The multi-million-pound Dairy Nexus project at the Barony campus will…

Week: 44 | 31st October 2024

Kennedy bows out of NFUS with fiery speech

Hard-hitting rhetoric at President’s last conference NFU Scotland Chief Martin…

Week: 43 | 24th October 2024

Vital issues addressed at this year’s AgriExpo

This year’s Borderway Agri Expo features two seminars focusing on…

Week: 42 | 17th October 2024

Support schemes need to be fit for purpose

Organisation says existing help should be extended and built upon…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

Milk production shock

Stranraer-based processing company drops 12 farms Ten milk producers in…

Week: 40 | 3rd October 2024

All kinds of everything at the 172nd Langholm Show

MAIRI TELFORD JAMMEH reports on Langholm’s Rural Highlight in an 8-Page Supplement…

Week: 38 | 19th September 2024

Nearly 1,000 objections to Warblaw Woodlands

Langholm locals object to commercial forestry on their doorstep An…

Week: 38 | 19th September 2024

Lorraine is BFA awards finalist

Westerkirk farmer in the running for Sheep Farmer of the…

Week: 37 | 12th September 2024

A rare glimpse of summer for the good people of the Benty

With the number of supporters and entries, the Benty Show…

Week: 36 | 5th September 2024

Special Day, special guests at the Holm Show

If you want good weather for your event – try…

Week: 35 | 29th August 2024

Residents encouraged to react to Warblaw plans

If you are against the blanket of trees proposedfor our…

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Week: 22 | 30th May 2024

Farmstrong Scotland to hold wellbeing events

Peer-to-peer support offered to farming community Mixing business and pleasure…

Week: 20 | 16th May 2024

Kerry’s adoreable Alpaca pals

The Alpaca Experience will give the public the chance to…

Week: 18 | 2nd May 2024

Are potatoes losing their popularity?

That’s the surprising finding of a new report by researchers…

Week: 17 | 25th April 2024

Climate Targets making farmers ‘hostages to deadlines’

‘Any on-farm efficiency measures should be rewarded’ The Scottish Government’s…

Week: 14 | 4th April 2024

Sheep worrying remains most frequent rural crime

By Gilly Fraser A new report by researchers at Scotland’s…

Week: 12 | 21st March 2024

Land Reform Bill will change how land is sold

Impact of land sales on local communities will be taken…

Week: 08 | 22nd February 2024

Lamont visits Barony

Scotland Office Minister learns about digital innovations The Barony Campus…

Week: 07 | 15th February 2024

Yousaf commits to food-growing subsidies

First Minister Humza Yousaf has given a commitment to honour…

Week: 06 | 8th February 2024

Local Pine Marten population is on the rise

An Eskdalemuir forest has been found to have a growing…

Week: 05 | 1st February 2024

Vlog: Wellbeing in agriculture

This month’s dip into the world of podcasts, blogs, vlogs…

Week: 03 | 18th January 2024

NFUS Survey will give valuable information

A new survey being undertaken by NFU Scotland will help…

Week: 02 | 11th January 2024

Great oaks from little acorns grow

TVNR: Caring for Langholm’s ancient woodlands The Longwood ancient woodlands…

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