Sheep farming

The need for testing has put many Welsh farmers off attending a one-day event in Shropshire.

Livestock coming to Scotland from England must now be tested or jabbed for the deadly bluetongue virus

The Welsh government says its policy is to hold back the bluetongue virus "for as long as we can".

Measures will require farmers bringing livestock into Wales to get their animals tested.

Quality Meat Scotland says the cumulative effect of international trade deals could destabilise Scottish agriculture.

Cattle, sheep and goats must be tested before crossing from England to Wales to tackle bluetongue.

Organisers ban exhibitors from the restricted zone which will cover all of England from 1 July.

A Cornish mill is doing business with 100 rare breed sheep farmers to produce natural wools.