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A single case of bluetongue has been detected in an animal on a farm in South West Scotland. The affected animal has been euthanised and the farm has been placed under restriction as investigations continue.
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The Border Union Show 2026 may be remembered for many things but surely the sight of camels racing around the main arena will surely be one of the most memorable.
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Retired Staffordshire firefighter Kelvin Chell is pinning his hopes on selling his bespoke designed JCB digger-themed badges to raise funds for the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal.
READ MOREAn exciting opportunity has arisen for a Lead Shepherd / Stockperson to join a progressive mixed farming business. The successful applicant will play a leading role in the management of 1,200 self- replacing Lleyn ewes and 140 spring-calving suckler cows, taking responsibility for the day-to-day operation of the livestock enterprises while working closely with the wider farm team.
Applications are sort from individuals with excellent stockmanship, strong organisational skills and a genuine passion for livestock farming. Good working sheepdogs are essential. The role would suit either an experienced stockperson looking for greater responsibility or a capable and ambitious candidate keen to further develop their career within a modern and progressive farming business.
Competitive remuneration and accommodation package available according to experience.

Self employed labourer to help a dry stone dyker required, for work 3 days a week
This is tough work and you will be out in all weathers
Areas covered are Northumberland, Scottish Borders and Cumbria
Driving licence essential


Borders Machinery Ring (BMR), the first Ring to be formed in the UK in February 1987 by 23 farmers and contractors. Currently, there are over 1030 members. Turnover is around £10 million.
Essentially a machinery ring “matches a shortage of machinery and/or labour capacity on one farm with a surplus on another.
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