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Officers said a member of the public had to pull the dog away from the sheep in order to prevent further injury

Defra says agreement will remove an estimated £580 million in food export duties a year

With climbing prices, could the arable sector be heading towards a price crisis?

Farmers have faced significant pressure with spiralling red diesel costs since war in the Middle East escalated in February. Will the Government's support be too little too late or welcome news for the sector?

TFA said war in the Middle East is squeezing tenant farm businesses hard

Catch up with reports from recent livestock auctions including Sedgemoor, Skipton, Stirling, Kirkby Stephen and Dolgellau

Wiltshire Council said the resident had made no attempt to use the household recycling centre which was open on the day the waste was dumped

Harold Amiss, 21, lives in The Lizard, Cornwall, is currently studying agriculture at the Royal Agricultural University

Committee says British way of life is under threat from heat, flooding and drought