Farm Life

'Enough is Enough' say agricultural workers and rural community who take to the streets in wake of Storm Isha

Surrey Police said the incident had caused considerable distress to the owner of the farm and the wider community

The red meat sector organisation said over 70,000 consumers had been inspired to take part in the initiative to promote the benefits of lamb worldwide

Police constable Sebastian Haggett, of Dorset Police's Rural Crime Team, said the incidents had reflected some of the most ‘horrifying' offences he had investigated

The Health and Safety Executive confirmed two farmers had died during two separate incidents in England and Scotland

Farmers braced for more as Storm Jocelyn builds

Doctor and researcher Rebecca Orr said increased mechanisation, stress and mental health problems within the industry, coupled with westernised diets, has placed farmers at a greater risk of heart disease and diabetes

Former Defra Secretary said it was important the new T-levels provide options which are relevant to jobs and careers in different parts of the country

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said the man - in his 60s - had sustained a leg injury from the incident

Gate Street Farm said the culprits had broken secure gates to run over sheep in a field