Border Farming

We hear from Cumbrian sheep farmer Hannah Jackson, known to her social media followers as the Red Shepherdess.

Worrying farm animals can be a criminal offence and it is the responsibility of the person or owner to control their pet.

Farmers in Cumbria are being offered specialised first-aid courses in Carlisle to reduce the number of fatalities suffered by the industry.

A sheep farmer from Cumbria who's become known on social media as "the red shepherdess" is urging other women to consider the industry.

A new campaign has been launched to cut the number of accidents on farms in the Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway.

A ban on the burning of farm plastics in Scotland is being introduced next year.

Farms in Dumfries and Galloway and the Scottish Borders have earned big wins at the AgriScot awards ceremony.

Thousands of people, and animals, have headed to this year's Borderway Agri-Expo in Carlisle.

Local farm event will explore regenerative agriculture in Cumbria.

Farms across the country will open their doors to visitors on Sunday 11 June, showcasing what it takes to be a farmer and farm sustainably.