Scottish sheep farmers have won a ruling in Europe that means they will not have to fork out for sheep tag readers.
Legislation emanating in Europe will mean sheep have to be tagged but farmers will not be forced to have tag readers. Tags will be scanned at the markets or abattoirs instead.
Sorry no good news for the sheep.
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