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A bull was killed after it escaped from a meat processing facility on the Isle of Man. But did officers take the right course of action?

Retailer says sales of steak offers customers value and support during 'supply fluctuations'

A round up of this week's auction mart sales including reports from Louth, Stirling, Exeter, Clitheroe and Cockermouth

NO fewer than five rams sold for five-figure price tags at the Bluefaced Leicester sale at Carlisle, where a crossing ram from the Wight family's Midlock flock topped at £20,000

The new scheme, fronted by farmer and conservationist Jimmy Doherty, will help British businesses producing local products find new customers and create new sales opportunities by utilising TikTok Shop's unique 'discovery commerce' model

Seal of approval for leading Group 3 soft wheat following positive post-harvest reports

Defra said 'repeated burning' on peatland damages precious ecosystems, but the Moorland Association says heather burning has helped to save lives

Campaign group claims assurance body misled the public with its 'farmed with care' message

More than 5,000 farmers with agreements set to expire will be offered an extension

The Roadmap for Resilience says what is required is a radical transformation, at a scale and pace not seen since the Second World War