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A Devonshire farmer has been fined nearly £7,000 after his cows attacked a dog walker on a public footpath. The incident took place at Birdcage Farm, in

John Price was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment in April after he pleaded guilty to seven charges summed up by a judge as ecological vandalism on an industrial scale on the River Lugg.

When John Price was taken to court for destroying a one-mile stretch of protected river that runs through his farmland, he did not expect to be sent to jail and

The recent storms Babet and Ciaran unleashed widespread flooding on agricultural land across the UK, costing farmers millions of pounds in crop losses and

In this episode, a farmer jailed for causing damage to a protected river has defended his actions, insisting they helped prevent flooding. In an exclusive

A farmer who was jailed after turning a river into a “lifeless canal” has said he has no regrets over the damage he caused.John Price, a wealthy farmer in Heref

Anglers and campaigners say river pollution is killing the protected Atlantic Salmon

An NFU open letter urging all three political parties to outline their plans to protect farming businesses from flooding has attracted more than 1,750

Aberdeenshire farmer Patrick Sleigh has said the causes of the recent floods throughout the country must be addressed immediately.

The Environment Agency stands accused of hypocrisy and negligence over its failure to maintain watercourses to prevent farms from devastating flood