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The National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) has asked media regulator Ofcom to look into whether last night's Channel 4 documentary breached broadcasting guidelines.

The various ways you can make your feelings known about Channel 4's How to Steal Pigs and Influence People. 

The four UK farming unions have given strong backing to the NPA's position on the controversial Channel 4 documentary, How to Steal Pigs and Influence People.

There is a new post in the Members' Area outlining some new tactics being deployed by the animal rights activists targeting the pig sector. 

The latest edition of BBC Farming Today’s Pig Week focuses on outdoor production, featuring Wiltshire producers Cameron and Muriel Naughton.

The NPA has welcomed the statement by Mitsubishi Motors confirming that it will not be associating itself with a controversial Channel 4 documentary due to be aired this week.

NPA chief executive Zoe Davies has given her thoughts of African swine fever (ASF), Brexit and farrowing crates, as ‘Pig Week’ gets underway on Farming Today.

Mitsubishi Motors has said it will not be associating itself with a Channel 4 documentary, followig pressure from the NPA and others across the industry.  

The NPA has called on Mitsubishi to distance itself from a Channel 4 programme showing activists performing criminal acts on farms, including stealing pigs.

The NPA has written to Channel 4 to express serious concerns about a programme scheduled to air next week that appears to condone and glamorise the theft of pigs.