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Week: 35 | 29th August 2024

Residents encouraged to react to Warblaw plans

If you are against the blanket of trees proposedfor our…

Week: 35 | 29th August 2024

Letters to the Editor

More Warblaw worries With reference to Mark Hallam’s letter of…

Week: 35 | 29th August 2024

Fingers crossed for a fine day for the 127th Holm Show

Marquees are up, entries are made and there’s no rain…

Week: 34 | 22nd August 2024

Much opposition to plan for Warblaw woodlands

Action Group formed to challenge forestry company’s ‘blanket of trees’…

Week: 28 | 11th July 2024

Envisioning D&G's future landscape

Ideas for the future landscape of Dumfries and Galloway were…

Week: 27 | 4th July 2024

Murray Farmcare acquired by Harbro

Two agricultural businesses well-known in the south of Scotland have…

Week: 25 | 20th June 2024

Missing Lynx project

Fierce opinions on whether or not to reintroduce lynx to…

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: 02 | 11th January 2024

Great oaks from little acorns grow

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

Week: 50 | 14th December 2023

MSP: Countryside being used as 'political football'

Mundell takes government to task over destruction of the landscape…

Week: 47 | 23rd November 2023

Share in windfarm leadsto green awards nomination

Nick Jennings’ foresight puts Eskdalemuir in the running The Upper…

Week: 46 | 16th November 2023

Langholm Moor Lynx fears are calmed... for the moment

Fears that the new owners of former farmland on Langholm…

Week: 45 | 9th November 2023

Oxygen Man links lynx to Langholm Moor

Blackburn & Hartsgarth owner says it’s a possibility Could former…

Week: 44 | 2nd November 2023

Further afforestation fury

Tree planting nightmare for a further three farms surrounding Claygate…

Week: 43 | 26th October 2023

Bleat and Blether ’bout Blackface wool

Creation Mill staff debunk the myth that common wool has…

Week: 39 | 28th September 2023

The 171st Langholm Show

The day of the 171st Langholm Show dawned and Langholm…

Week: 38 | 21st September 2023

It’s been all go on Langholm Showfield this week.

A veritable army of willing volunteers and committee members has…

Week: 37 | 14th September 2023

There's still time to get your creations into Langholm Show

If you’re a baker, floral artist, photographer, gardener, crafter, knitter…

Week: 35 | 31st August 2023

Holm Show 2023

Oh what a day that was – a day of…

Week: 34 | 24th August 2023

The 125th Canonbie Show

The 125th Annual Canonbie Flower show and Vintage Show took…

Week: 21 | 25th May 2023

New Zealand invention measures sheep emissions

The effects of animal-produced ethane missions on the climate is…

Week: 19 | 11th May 2023

The country may have gained a King – but has the countryside lost a champion?

By Gilly Fraser As Prince of Wales, Charles had a…

Week: 17 | 27th April 2023

Barking up the wrong tree?

Controversy over plans for Warblaw spruce plantation Opponents of a…

Week: 09 | 2nd March 2023

Moor funding is nowt to grouse about!

Award will improve iconic birds’ wild Langholm habitat A project…

Week: 08 | 23rd February 2023

Cheviot Champ

Langholm farmer Jim Robertson of the Becks has added to…

Week: 05 | 2nd February 2023

Burnfoot family dyed-in-the wool creators

A favourite childhood hobby has led to the creation of…

Week: 03 | 19th January 2023

Farmers need to adapt to climate changes

No-one could understand the need to work with the seasons…

Week: 46 | 20th November 2022

Compromise needed in land use debate

In environmental terms, peatlands can be hero or villain, depending…

Week: 45 | 10th November 2022

Rural communities may miss out on energy aid

People living in rural areas in Scotland could end up…

Week: 40 | 7th October 2022

Dumfries to host Agri & Rural Affairs Conference

Young farmers from across the country will be flocking to…

Week: 27 | 7th July 2022

Holm is where the heart is

Much-missed event finally returns to Copshaw Organising agricultural shows takes…

Week: 26 | 30th June 2022

‘We feared foot & mouth was back’

Farmers relive trauma after probe into suspected new UK outbreak…

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