The Capital Livestock & Property team completed its first week of weaner sales last week after its launch in September last ...

Both professors, Devanshe and Michael, decided to turn an ancestral orchard into a beautiful homestay, which is cocooned by ...

The Ulster Farmers’ Union works extremely hard in the area of education to enable pupils from urban as well as rural areas, ...

At first glance, hikers trekking along a wooded trail in the Catskill Mountains might appear ordinary — but a closer look ...

At Frowen Fields, a smallholding near Whitland in Carmarthenshire, the work never really stops. Home to a diverse mix of rare and heritage livestock, the farm has become both a sanctuary for animals ...

Last week’s federally inspected harvest estimate of 38,000 sheep and lambs was 4,000 more than the previous week.

An Egyptian investor is exploring plans to establish a leather manufacturing and processing factory in Rwanda, citing strong sector organisation and growing opportunities in international markets.

Seventy years after shipyard workers and a Spitfire pilot built Scotland’s first ski tow at Glencoe, we look back at the bold project that ...

This week’s health headlines in Africa highlight Kenya’s severe drought and a spike in typhoid cases in the DRC. As clinical trials for mpox and Lassa fever move forward, local health systems remain ...

A Michigan dairy farm took a gamble on a new kind of soybean—and it paid off fast. After feeding high-oleic soybeans to their ...