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The Scottish Farmer

The Scottish Farmer has been informing, supporting and entertaining farmers since 1893

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The Scottish Farmer
thescottishfarmer.co.uk > business_sales > sheep_sales > 26528768.stirling-ewe-lamb-sale-delivers-higher-returns

Averages up at UA Stirling Breeding sheep sale

5+ hour, 50+ min ago   (632+ words) AVERAGES were up on the year at United Auctions’ sale of 10,838 ewe lambs at Stirling, where Scotch Mules levelled at £200.44, up £10.09, and Blackfaces cashed in at £154.01 which represents a rise of £18.93 on 2025. Three pens of Scotch Mules sold for the…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > business_sales > sheep_sales > 26535048.strong-sheep-trade-dingwall-sees-record-prices

Centre records paid for breeding sheep at Dingwall

6+ hour, 55+ min ago   (589+ words) Strong demand for all types of breeding sheep at Dingwall on Monday, saw several new centre records achieved with a top of £530 paid for a pair of Bluefaced Leicester ewes from Mike Anderson, Sonnenalm. The two three-crop traditional-type Blues were…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > livestock > livestock_features > 26535781.review-finds-technology-can-detect-sheep-welfare-issues

Review finds technology could improve sheep welfare before signs are visible

11+ hour, 50+ min ago   (343+ words) Technology capable of detecting lameness, stress and health problems in sheep before they become visible could play an increasing role in future welfare standards on Scottish farms, according to a new review of precision livestock farming (PLF) systems. The review,…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > livestock > livestock_features > 26527305.ensuring-ewes-best-condition-tupping

Sheep farmers urged to ensure ewes are in tip-top condition for tupping

3+ day, 4+ hour ago   (291+ words) Maximising output through the sale of healthy and viable lambs is a key determinant of profitability for every sheep enterprise. The approach to tupping and through in to early pregnancy is therefore a key period in the lambing calendar. Grass…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > shows > 26517431.john-deere-celebrates-60-years-newark-tractor-show

Inside the John Deere collection heading to Newark this November

3+ day, 13+ hour ago   (594+ words) John Deere’s 60-year history in the UK and Ireland will take centre stage at this year’s Newark Vintage Tractor & Heritage Show, with collectors from across the UK competing for the title of Best John Deere in Show. Dozens of John…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > news > 26530733.life-legacy-rural-consultant-david-owen

Tributes paid to Owen Farm Services founder David Owen

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (810+ words) Scottish agriculture has lost an innovative and widely respected rural consultant with the death of David Thomas Owen, founder of Owen Farm Services and a leading figure in the Dumfries curling community. David was born in Dumfries on February 22, 1982 and…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > machinery > 26509907.new-ponsse-machines-target-thinning-soft-ground

New Ponsse models target dense stands and soft ground

5+ day, 1+ hour ago   (388+ words) Finnish forest-machine manufacturer Ponsse has introduced thinning-specific versions of its Scorpion harvester and Wisent forwarder, aimed at contractors working in dense woodland stands and on soft ground. The Scorpion Thin Line harvester and the Wisent Thin Line forwarder have been…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > news > 26528358.sarah-tomlinson-named-dairy-industry-woman-year-2026

Sarah Tomlinson wins Dairy Industry Woman Of The Year

5+ day, 8+ hour ago   (452+ words) Bovine TB expert and AHDB lead veterinary expert Sarah Tomlinson has been named Dairy Industry Woman of the Year 2026, following a highly competitive field of entries for the prestigious award. The award was presented at the Cream Awards 2026 on September…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > news > 26527722.harpenden-farmer-fights-walk-hay-bale-crush

Hay bale crush farmer airlifted to hospital with EIGHT spinal fractures

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (651+ words) A Harpenden farmer crushed beneath 1,500kg of hay bales is determined to walk again. Will Dickinson was told he had a 75 per cent chance of never walking again after suffering 12 broken ribs, eight spinal fractures and a fractured pelvis. The incident…...

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thescottishfarmer.co.uk > news > 26520077.ofc-inspire-programme-opens-applications-2027

Applications open for next generation of farming leaders at OFC

6+ day, 11+ hour ago   (239+ words) People working in farming and the wider food and rural sector are being invited to apply for a place on the Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) Inspire Programme. The programme gives people aged 30 to 45 who have not previously attended the OFC…...