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Angus Champion-Mr & Mrs M Alford,Animal-Wensleydale Black Voltage.Reserve-Same Farm, with Blelack Princess Carina

Beef Shorthorn champion-David and Mairi Wyllie,The Gill Farm

Blackface sheep champion-W Ramsay & Sons Milnmark with their ewe.Reserve-S McClymont & Sons, Tinnis with their Gimmer.

British Blue Champion -Watret,Kevin.Animal-Solway View Upeach

Busy Charolais ringside with maverick and goose

Champion Charolais - Mcmurrich Partnership, Animal-Formakin Style.Reserve- Mr and Mrs Alford, Animal Foxhill farm Victorious

Champion Dutch spotted,-Hannah Jackson, Rigghead with her ewe, shearling.

Charollais Champion-Ingram family, loanhead.Shown by Logie Durno. Reserve-Jonathan Joseph Wales, Thackwood.

Cora Cooper, chair of Women in Agriculture Scotland kicks off their annual breakfast

Craig Thornborrow hard at work preparing a blackie lamb

First Minister John Swinney reiterates the need for a strong livestock sector, reinforcing his governments decision to ignore recommendations to reduce livest

Good turnout as ringside continues to fill out spectators

Hereford champion, Liam Jackson Carr. Animal name-Coley 1 Malan

Highland champion -Strickland , Queenie. Animal name -Princess Mairi 4th of Cladich

Iain Barbour judging the Suffolk ram lamb class.

John Swinney announces that the government will be establishing a Public Sector Food Procurement Taskforce, tasked with strengthening the use of local produce

judging is now kicking off and show prep is well underway in the livestock lines

Large crowd gathered for the start of the Simmental judging.

Last minute touch ups as the commercials prepare for the show

Lauren Houston from Glenkirlie Larder Cook School updates the Women in Agriculture Scotland crowd on her progress on fighting for high quality food to be serv

Limousin class 283 being judged by Mr Gareth Corrie

NFU Scotland’s top-team are calling for the abolition of the Agricultural Wages Board, the delivery of frameworks from the new Scottish Government and warn th

Packed out ring for the blackface show , class 3 , judge Alan Wight

QMS chair Kate Rowell calls on the Scottish Government to provide support for the pig sector amid the struggles it is currently facing

Ringside at the Hereford’s

Ryland Champion and reserve , Eddie and Janice Henderson. Champion-Homebred shearling landrigs fergus, reserve-homebred gimmer landrigs flora

Sarah Millar kicks off the first QMS Breakfast of this years show

Suffolk overall champion , Graeme Christie -first time winner at the show,balquhain flock, reserve Finn Christie- howgill foot ,Royal mint. Bought last year 4

The cattle lines are already buzzing as exhibitors and visitors alike gear up for day one of The Royal Highland Show 2026

The Future of Tenant Farming Panel discusses sector challenges, opportunities and collaboration

The latest action from The Scottish Farmer stand on Avenue Q

The sheep lines are a hive of activity

A Scotch Mule exhibitor struggling to catch his lamb to the enjoyment of the crowd.

Blue faced leicster group of three winner Lisa Fleming Falnash with judge Derek Henderson

Bluefaced leicster champion-shearling ram from RA McClymont, with judge Derek Henderson.

Cabinet secretary for climate action and rural affairs Gillian Martin states that those who have still not got on board in tackling net zero must as to avoid

Champion Beef Breeder Continental, Gregor Milne-Allanfauld Aristotle

Champion Scotch Mule, A gimmer from HJ Paterson & G Donald, with judge William Lockhart

Chief superintendent Gregg Banks celebrating 10 years of The Scottish Partnership Against Rural Crime (SPARC)

First place for Allanfauld in the scotch mule ewe lamb.

Judge Mrs Anne Story making her way through the beltex shearling ram class.

Kate Rowell reflects on her time as QMS chair, citing Brexit, industry pressures and the rise of veganism as particular challenges, as she bids farewell as

Large crowd gathered to watch the texel judging with judge Brian Hanthorn

Mark Kent, CEO of the Scotch Whisky Association, says a strong agricultural sector is pivotal for a prosperous whisky industry.

Minister for agriculture Jim Fairlie commits to maintaining engagement with SAYFC Agri & Rural Affairs and the NFUS Next Generation committee, after chairs of

NatureScot’s Colin Galbraith sets out the picture of an interconnected landscape for tackling the climate challenges ahead for agriculture and nature.

Preparation underway as the valais black nose prepare for judging

Ringside at the Beef Pairs

SAYFC Agri & Rural Affairs Committee chair James Kennedy takes to the stage to discuss the future of Scottish farming.

Shetland white shearling ewe class, being judged by Mr Andrew Bain

SAYFC national chair Euan Bremner addresses the crowd at the QMS Breakfast on Day 2 of the show.

Texel judge Brian Hanthorn with his champion-the gimmer from Robbie Wilson, and reserve-the tup lamb from Milnbank

The belted Galloways win in the beef pairs, with cattle from Castleton Farm and A&S Campbell.

The RHASS Presidential Initiative – this year from Aberdeenshire – has raised a whopping £290,000, after a series of events and activities. Led by president,

Tim George, director of The International Barley Hub highlights the rising climate as a key factor in encouraging the development of more resilient barley var

Traditional BFL exhibitors brave the rain.

Valais Blacknose champion-Tom and Joan Blackwoods gimmer.Reserve- Raymond Irvine & Jenny Mcallisters ram,shearling.

Valais Blacknose judging with Judge Mr Phil Garrod

We are here at the Asda stand where judging of the annual ABP steak competition is underway

Winner of the Valais Blacknose group of three-Tom & Joan Blackwood with judge Phil Garrod.

Inter-breed sheep champion was the Blackface winner from the Ramsay family, Milnmark, pictured with the judge Jim Pate and sponsor Margaret Barbour, Wilson an

SAYFC national tug of war is starting in the main cattle ring.

The Simmental group has won the beef cattle team interbreed

There are few sights more spectacular, than heavy horses in the main ring

Champion sheep young handler Ella Boyes pictured with the judge James McKerrow and Hugh McClymont RHET

History was made when the Kerry Hills from Ellie Owens, Woodhouse Farms and Angie and Stuart Burgess, Topspot, won the inter-breed pairs.

Inter-breed young handler and winner of the Dalchirla trophy was Fletcher Russell

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