Background and Format: Farmers Weekly Working for your farming future, providing news, analysis and advice that farmers can trust since 1934.

Written to inform and educate thoroughbred horsemen, professionals and fans about events, trends and issues affecting the industry, and it provides a forum for debate about those trends and issues. Provides the thoroughbred community with comprehensive and timely editorial coverage and analysis. Regular features include race reports, sire standings, auction results and profiles of the week's newsmakers. Editorial contents deal with ownership, breeding, buying, selling, nutrition, medical care, training and the business and regulatory issues that are important to racing. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Background and Format: Launched in 1893, The Scottish Farmer is published by Herald & Times Group weekly and is aimed at agricultural professionals throughout Scotland. Covers news, conservation, international affairs, cattle & sheep sales, market reports, trends & prices, shows, new products for livestock, motoring, machinery, arable news, renewable energy, equine and lifestyle features including recipes and wedding venues. For more information about advertising rates, Head of Sales Susan Howie can be reached on +44 (0)141 302 7752 and at susan.howie@thescottishfarmer.co.uk Circulation: Source: ABC Awards: 2012 - Scottish Magazine of the Year Awards, Business and Professional Magazine (nominated) 2012 - Scottish Magazine Awards, Best Online Presence (Winner) 2009 - Scottish Magazine Awards, Business & Professional Magazine of the Year (Winner) Alerts: Gorkana Alert: Wednesday 22 February 2012 The Scottish Farmer is switching from an A3 tabloid to a compact tabloid from 10 March. The weekly agriculture newspaper, published by the Herald & Times Group, is also now available on iPads, iPhones and mobile devices. Editor Alasdair Fletchercan be reached on +44 (0)141 302 7732 and alasdair.fletcher@thescottishfarmer.co.uk

Edited for the farm and forest communities of the Pacific Northwest and California. Emphasis is on natural resources policy and crop and livestock production. Also features field demonstrations, how-to articles and grower activities and events.

Established in 1986 and serves Northwest and Southwest dairy farmers. Editorial content stresses new techniques of feeding, milking, breeding and crop management while offering advice on marketing and business management.