Livestock

The Solway View herd dominated the Border British Blue Clubs show and sale at Carlisle reaching new heights

Farmers have raised concerns over the potential of Right to Roam policy being introduced in England after having to euthanise two pregnant cows following a dog attack.

The UK Health Security Agency has reassured the public that avian influenza does not spread easily to people after the cases were found

Livestock numbers were numbers were up by 50 per cent in the sheep section and by 30 per cent in the cattle section at Nottinghamshire County Show

A sheep was killed in a dog attack at a South Yorkshire beauty spot over the Coronation weekend following a warning from police after an attack on May 1. By Chris Brayford

The fell pony has always been a key part of the Lake District's heritage, but with their future at risk, recognising their contribution to the uplands is more important than ever.

Farmers who make hay for horses are being warned of the dangers of cutting grass from pastures contaminated with sycamore seedlings and saplings.

High-tech portable chambers for measuring methane emissions from sheep are being used in the UK for the first time.

It was the Charolais champion, Balymyle Sandy from William David and James Albert Connolly, Ballynahinch, County Down, which was crowned this year’s beef champion.