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Survey seeks to gain further insight on dog attacks on sheep
A survey has launched hoping to gain further insight into the devastating impact of livestock worrying by dogs. It aims to gain an up to date insight…
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CCTV footage shows farm shop thief hitting worker with car
A farm shop has released footage showing the shocking moment a shop lifter drove into a worker who tried to block his escape. Mainsgill Farmshop…
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New group plans farmer rally in centre of Melton Mowbray
Farmers are set to protest in the centre of Melton Mowbray against the government's controversial farm inheritance tax announcement. The rally, which…
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Tory leader Kemi Badenoch to force vote on 'family farm tax'
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will force a vote on the government's controversial farm inheritance tax announced in the budget. Ms Badenoch will…
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Farmers set to descend on central London again for new rally
Industry campaigners are in the process of organising new farmer protests across the UK, including in central London, with a date set for Wednesday…
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New RSPCA pig welfare standards must be met by March 2025
RSPCA Assured has announced new animal welfare standards for pigs and some of them must be met by farmers in just three months' time. Support is…
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Farms hit by labour woes urged to look at new membership offer
Farms hit by skills and labour shortages are being encouraged to take advantage of a new group membership offer which is designed to help recruit and…
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Number of lives lost on rural roads '70% higher' than on urban ones
Safety campaigners have launched a Code for Countryside Roads as new analysis shows there are 70% more deaths on rural roads than urban ones. The…
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Video: Farmer urges others to 'get checked' after blood test catches cancer
A farmer who was diagnosed with prostate cancer following a routine blood test has called for others to get checked as early as possible. Denys Fell…
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Farmer to pay out over £6,500 for failing to fix slurry pollution
A Dorset farmer has been ordered to pay over £6,500 after an Environment Agency officer discovered slurry in a stream during a 'dog walk'. Mark…
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