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Lambing success starts now, not in January
New research highlights the importance of ensuring ewes are in appropriate condition at tupping, increasing the size of the lamb…
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NMR boosts johne’s testing services with state-of-the-art robot
NMR has invested £350,000 in a state-of the-art robotic machine that will be integrated into the ELISA testing procedure for…
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New Arrowquip crush range raises the bar for cattle handling
Cattle handling equipment safety and efficiency is essential for beef and dairy producers looking to optimise herd performance. “Whether it…
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EBV work goes in-house
Charolais cattle breeders are being urged to supply all performance information to the society to help develop state-of-the-art records for…
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Top tips to minimise risks of heat stress in dairy herds
With temperatures tipping the scales at well over 30°C in parts of the UK during this week’s heatwave, dairy farmers…
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UK-wide consultation into dairy sector to tackle supply chain issues launched
The UK Government working with the devolved administrations have today launched a consultation seeking to end any unfair practices across the…
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Fermented wholecrop could be lifeline if facing tight grass silage stocks
Harvesting an area of cereal crop for fermented wholecrop silage could provide a lifeline for keeping cattle fed this winter…
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Agricultural business adviser calls Dairy Response fund a ‘headline maker’
Brian Harvey, partner and head of agriculture at regional accountants and business advisers PKF Francis Clark, has described the Government’s new…
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Campaign promoting dairy products reaches millions around the UK
A dairy promotional campaign, which focused on driving dairy occasions during a time of crisis, has reached 33 million people…
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Alkalise spring barley in place of lost wheat
Livestock farmers who normally grow winter wheat as a feed crop for their cattle – but have different cereals in…