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Welsh Government says greater collaboration wil help to tackle rising crime costs

The Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill is getting closer to being passed into legislation, and farmers have been praised for sharing what can often be difficult and heartbreaking experiences on the issue

Officers said they found dead cattle in cubicles or partially buried in areas where livestock had access

Police say information from farms is crucial for tackling these crimes

Warwickshire Rural Crime Team said several sheep belonging to multiple farmers were killed by two dogs, and the shock caused further damage and losses afterwards

South Yorkshire Police said a 24-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and for being in possession of a knife

Shropshire Council said the farmer was also found guilty of five offences related to animal welfare

40 lorry-loads of asbestos and cannabis waste dumped on fields as locals say waste crime is out of control

This week from Farmers Guardian acting editor Katie Jones

Quad bikes and ATVs remain top of thieves' list as agricultural vehicle thefts fall 35%