TFA chief executive George Dunn said: "I remember reading the note left behind by one young livestock farmer who simply said she could not live with what her livestock had had to go through. For those who had to watch their precious livestock being culled and burned on their farms, either because their animals had contracted disease or had become dangerous contacts with another diseased premises, the pain was deep and acute."
February 21 2001 is etched firmly in my consciousness as a dreadful day and the start of a dreadful 11 months. Reg Haydon, the TFA's national chair at the time, and I had just stepped out of English...
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