Pride in Dairy

WATCH | Award-winning Scottish dairy farm

Mains of Boquhan and Grahams Family Dairy team celebrate their national win <i>(Image: The Scottish Farmer)</i>
Mains of Boquhan and Grahams Family Dairy team celebrate their national win (Image: The Scottish Farmer)
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Dairy Farm of the Year went to Mains of Boquhan, part of Grahams Family Dairy, a modern 510-acre, robot-milked operation focused on cow health, efficiency, and sustainability.

The farm combines high milk yields and welfare standards with innovative technology, setting a benchmark for modern Scottish dairying.

Speaking after the win, Leanne Bertram said: “We are incredibly proud. I think our attention to detail and having an invested team seeking to strive for perfection is the biggest reason we won the award. It is fantastic for the business to be recognised by the wider agricultural community.”

Dr Robert Graham added: “It was amazing. We have been dairying since 1939 and have never won an award like this. Our staff have done an incredible job for us. We are absolutely delighted - this is for each and every one of our staff. Being recognised by our customers and with our peers is great for business, and I give my thanks to Leanne, Ruby and the rest of the team for all their hard work.”

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