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Edinburgh livestock adviser wins Farm Adviser of the Year award

Chloe Rodriguez has been named Farm Adviser of the Year at the 2026 British Farming Awards for her work improving livestock welfare.
The fungus, known as Chaetomium globosum, was shown to significantly suppress a disease known as STB, which can cut wheat yields in half during severe outbreaks. The fungus, known as Chaetomium globosum, was shown to significantly suppress a disease known as STB, which can cut wheat yields in half during severe outbreaks.
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Hidden wheat fungus offers hope against one of farming's biggest threats

The UK experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026, with five intense heatwaves alongside historic dry spells that triggered widespread drought declarations and hosepipe bans across much of the nation. The UK experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026, with five intense heatwaves alongside historic dry spells that triggered widespread drought declarations and hosepipe bans across much of the nation.
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Scottish dairy sends 56,000 litres of milk south to England amid drought shortages

Scotland’s first bluetongue case of the 2026-27 season has been detected Scotland’s first bluetongue case of the 2026-27 season has been detected
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First bluetongue case confirmed in South West Scotland

The flames reached the boundary wall of historic Newhailes House & Gardens The flames reached the boundary wall of historic Newhailes House & Gardens
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Fire that destroyed 60-acre field next to historic landmark 'sparked by TikTok trend'

Allotment holders share produce at Lauriston Agroecology Farm in Edinburgh Allotment holders share produce at Lauriston Agroecology Farm in Edinburgh
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From Muirhouse to the Forth: Rebuilding community through urban farming

Peter Roberts has written about Islay's changing birdlife Peter Roberts has written about Islay's changing birdlife
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The Birdman of Islay and the wild soap opera unfolding across Scotland’s islands

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All jobs lost as family-run Scottish business closes doors after 47 years

Charities are calling for a ban on sewage sludge being spread on farmland Charities are calling for a ban on sewage sludge being spread on farmland
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Netherlands banned this practice years ago due to risks - report calls us to follow

Sewage campaigners Jo Hirst, left, and Doreen Goldie.  Pic Gordon Terris Sewage campaigners Jo Hirst, left, and Doreen Goldie.  Pic Gordon Terris
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'You have to smell it to understand it': The women calling for a sludge-spreading ban

Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign Lesley Mitchell, of Whitrigg Farm in the Borders, who has taken part in an agricultural menopause awareness campaign
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How a menopause campaign is shining light on rural life's last taboo

Farmer, journalist, politician and fundraiser Andrew Arbuckle was honoured with the Ambassador award at the 2023 NFU Scotland AGM. Farmer, journalist, politician and fundraiser Andrew Arbuckle was honoured with the Ambassador award at the 2023 NFU Scotland AGM.
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A life well lived: Tributes paid to Fife farmer and ex-MSP who died on Christmas Day

The Soay sheep on  the island of Soay in the St Kilda Archipelago The Soay sheep on  the island of Soay in the St Kilda Archipelago
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Hundreds of St Kilda sheep will die of starvation this winter - could they be saved?

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