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New appointments to the board of Quality Meat Scotland

Ian Bentley, Peter Brown, Adrian Ivory, Scott Jarron and Niall Jeffrey will take up new roles.

Local MP David Duguid has welcomed an announcement that the United States will lift its decade long ban on British lamb imports.

Stuart Wood's Beltex shearling tapped out as champion in the pre-sale show sold to Scott McRobbie of Keera, Middlehill, Cuminestown for 2000gns.

SRUC and Riga Technical University have found that waste materials from hemp biomass can be processed into sustainable foams for use in packaging.

NFU Scotland urges members to undertake voluntary towing training.

An application by Prosect Ltd will see the conversion of stables into a cricket farm to produce protein powder for human consumption.

Properties were targeted on Wednesday night with two vehicles stolen which are yet to be recovered.

The company has confirmed that it is no longer commercially viable to maintain current arrangements after the loss of exports to China.

It comes after the announcement of further delays to post-Brexit import checks on agri-food products coming from the EU

After a two year wait to get back into action, it was a weekend of tractor pulling action at the BA Stores site at Lyne of Skene

The changes will affect those who passed their test after January 1997.

Leading producers will offer experiences for all tastes and appetites.

One of the most popular events in the north-east make a return at BA Stores near Kintore this weekend.

The new run begins on Thursday, September 16 on BBC Scotland.

MP for Gordon Richard Thomson has written to the Home Office highlighting difficulties being faced in accessing workers.

NFU Scotland has written to the UK Government calling for immediate action.