Sunshine and storms are shaping Scotland’s harvest season, with blight risks rising and crops reacting unevenly across the country.

The report added the growth in exports builds on the rise in fish survival rates on salmon in Scottish farms, which reached 82.3% in 2024, the “highest” level in the last four years.

UPDATED: February 21, 2025 at 10:10 AM EST A Scottish Highland bull has been on the loose in Kent for more than a month after escaping a local enclosure.

The Scottish Government has approved plans to build one of the world's biggest offshore wind farms, located nearly 40km off ...

Our area is seeing fewer freezing temperatures with snow making the landscape a pretty, instead, we are seeing more rain filled with a mud landscape during the winter months.

New figures report a 98.18% survival rate for salmon in Scottish farms during September, marking a substantial improvement in a historically difficult month ...

A Scottish Highland bull has been on the loose in Connecticut for two days and counting. The bull is roaming through the small western Connecticut town of Kent, with efforts to catch him ...