DNA markers used in fight against rural crime
A further £200,000 worth of farming gear has been DNA-marked in a bid to combat rural crime.
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A further £200,000 worth of farming gear has been DNA-marked in a bid to combat rural crime.
Northumbria Police has marked an extra £200,000-worth of agricultural machinery, tools and equipment with invisible DNA code in a bid to curb rural theft.
Women and girls from urban areas of Newcastle's west end are being reintroduced to their farming roots, thanks to a charity project.
TWO rural parishes received funding to provide sustainable energy sources to protect residents during a power crisis.
Two rural community hubs have completed the installation of alternative power sources to allow them to shelter residents if electricity supplies from the grid fail.