A farmer was killed by a bull during a TB test of cattle, an inquest has found.

After Mr Harries was injured, "best efforts" were made to save him by emergency responders, said coroner's officer Hayley Rogers, which included giving him a blood transfusion.

Normally the bull could be coaxed by leaning over the railing from an adjacent stall and tapping his nose, Mr Breen said, but the animal refused to move on that occasion.