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The National Sheep Association has said it is frustrated over the confusion left as a result of the government dropping flagship legislation.
Communities across Scotland are being asked to consider whether their local area could be designated as the country’s newest national park.
Executive Director of The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland, Neil Wilson gives his commentary on the current national situation.
Proposed legislation to update and strengthen charity law has passed its first parliamentary stage.
NFU Scotland is seeking clarification on a timetable to return deferred funding of £33 million to the rural portfolio.
Unprecedented weather swings, from the driest February in 30 years to the wettest March in 40 years, highlight how we cannot rely on the weather.
Scottish Autism has joined forces with Autism Rights Group Highland to launch a survey on people's experience of autism assessment and diagnosis.
Routinely treating sheep and cattle for liver fluke has led to overuse of treatments and costs to farmers and the environment which could be avoided.
The latest episode of the Antiques Roadshow which airs on Sunday shows the eclectic mix of items brought in by viewers to the event at Brodie Castle.
Farmers and crofters have started to receive valuable payments as part of the Scottish Suckler Beef Support Scheme
Scotland’s longest running countryside show, Landward returns for its spring series on BBC Scotland on Thursday, April 6.
The Beechgrove Garden is back celebrating its 45th anniversary as Carole Baxter, George Anderson and Diana Yates introduce the first show.
The Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland's Flock to the Show public art trail comes to Caithness in April.
A Bill to protect the environment and tackle the persecution of birds of prey has been published.
Councils will be required by law to provide the equivalent of 25 teaching hours per week in primaries and 27.5 hours per week in secondaries.
A test message will be issued to mobile phones across the UK as part of a UK-wide test of the service on Sunday, April 23.
A Special one hour documentary about the trio's journey to the summit of Cairn Gorm is to air on Tuesday, March 14 at 9pm on BBC One and iPlayer.
Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills Shirley-Anne Somerville has outlined support for pupils during industrial action in an open letter.
A new upgrade to Agrecalc’s farm carbon calculator promises to unlock new opportunities in both emissions and cost savings for farmers.
A euphoric Emma Willis, Oti Mabuse and Rylan have reached the summit of Cairn Gorm Mountain to complete their Red Nose Day challenge.
