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Vigilance urged after Bluetongue-positive cattle imported to UK
A number of cattle in a consignment from an assembly centre in France have tested positive for Bluetongue virus BTV-8 in the UK, the government has…
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A number of cattle in a consignment from an assembly centre in France have tested positive for Bluetongue virus BTV-8 in the UK, the government has…
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A sheep has died in Wales after it was shot "with nails", according to South Wales Police. A spokeswoman for South Wales Police said the force did…
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Farmers are urging the government to take action to protect the countryside from fly-tippers who are ruining Britain's landscape with "giant piles of…
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Farm groups across the EU are threatening to sue the European Commission if it fails to decide on a vote to grant glyphosate a new licence. Experts…
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A rural organisation has called on the RSPCA to end the "continuing anomaly" of privatised criminal prosecution of animal welfare legislation. The…
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Taxpayers had to cough up £58m to clear over one million incidents of fly-tipping in England during 2016-17. It is the fourth year in a row that…
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Firefighters have battled a huge fire on a Scottish farm where more than 700 hay bales were caught alight. Police and fire crews were called on…
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The damage caused by Storm Ophelia could lead to claims costing up to £10m, mainly due to gale force winds damaging properties. Farmers and rural…
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A farmer has had his face bitten by a dog as another dog chased after his sheep on a farm in Sussex. The elderly farmer, aged 82, sustained a severe…
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Yorkshire Water has called on farmers on catchment land near rivers to manage the use of slug control pesticides carefully to reduce the impact they…
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