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Defra has set new rules for Natural England following a policy failure related to livestock differentiation.

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2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jun 16. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Defra has set new rules for Natural England following a policy failure related to livestock differentiation.

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  1. Defra (the UK's agriculture ministry) is facing criticism from farmers in Devon regarding issues of virus migration and animal health in the UK, prompting WHOA reports.Sub-event
  2. A grazing policy dispute has arisen, leading to a debate in Westminster.Sub-event
  3. Defra sets rules for Natural England after policy failure on livestock differentiation.1 source
  4. Stocking density limits have been imposed on the herd.1 source

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