International flavour at the Dairy Show
The UK’s largest dairy show is gearing up to receive visitors from near and far, with guests, trade stands and judges coming from all over the world. Continue reading
Category: Livestock
Supreme class judges at the Dairy Show
Judging top class animals requires years of experience both in exhibiting and judging, and at this year’s Dairy Show the judges have an impressive history of awards and events behind them. Continue reading
Maximise cow health and performance with Y-Ware
On farm trials uniting information from precision technology are paving the future of dairy management, giving farmers easily accessible real-time information on cow health. Continue reading
Grassland & Muck 2020 moves to Ragley Estate
The UK’s number one working machinery event, Grassland & Muck, is moving to a new location in 2020, giving it a fresh new feel for exhibitors and visitors alike. Continue reading
Keep abreast of the latest developments at the Dairy Show
Keeping abreast of the latest technological developments ensures farmers remain ahead of the game – and they can do just that at this year’s Dairy Show. Continue reading
Westerwolds demand soars to fill the feed gap
Demand for fast-growing Westerwolds grasses has increased ten-fold this year, as farmers try to replenish a shortage of fodder, according to DLF Seeds. Continue reading
Professional development at Dairy Show’s heart
The UK’s largest dairy show is counting down to another day of top class competition and industry development, with professionalism a key theme of this year’s event. Continue reading
Higher dairy returns now at risk, reveals Kingshay report
Milk prices – and therefore farm returns – have improved sharply over the past year, but higher feed costs pose a risk, according to the annual Dairy Costings Focus from Kingshay. Continue reading
Festuloliums prove their worth in UK drought
Grassland is suffering badly in the summer drought, leaving many livestock producers without forage – but festuloliums are proving their worth by remaining green and healthy. Continue reading
Overseeding can rejuvenate damaged swards
Farmers should consider overseeding swards to repair and rejuvenate leys which have been left in a poor state after the difficult autumn and spring.