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Animal Health Updates July 2022
Type: Animal Welfare Updates
Animal Health Updates June 2022
Type: Animal Welfare Updates
Animal Health Updates May 2022
Type: Animal Welfare Updates
Stock Talk – Beef – Spring Update
Type: Podcast
In this podcast we hear from SAC Beef Specialist Lesley Wylie and SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer Timothy Geraghty who discuss current issues, opportunities and options for beef producers.
Animal Health Updates April 2022
Type: Animal Welfare Updates
Livestock Monthly: Beef (Recorded February 2022)
Type: Podcast
In the latest of our livestock monthly podcasts episodes hosted by Agricultural Consultant Robert Ramsay of SAC Consulting, we talk beef with Veterinary Investigation Officer, Tim Geraghty of SRUC Veterinary…
Strategies to High Fertiliser Prices & Planning for 2022
Topic: Crop Health, Soils, Beef Cattle, Dairy Cattle, Sheep, Livestock, Crops and Soils, Environment, Rural Business
Type: Video
With fertiliser prices having seen a drastic increase over the past few months now is the time to plan if you haven’t already done so what your fertiliser policy will…
Fodder beet: From seeding to feeding
Type: Video
During the 2021 growing season, we sited a time laps camera on Robert Andersons fodder beet in Aberdeenshire, this has captured the growth of this plant. Kirsten Williams talks through…
Nutrient Network Farm programme case study: Bielgrange
Type: Case study
The Soil Nutrient Network was established in 2016 through a range of host farms across Scotland. The hosts farm would be part of a “Nutrient Network” of farms demonstrating the…
TN 754 Utilising Maternal Trait EBVs of Beef Bulls
Type: Technical Notes
Bull selection is a vital part of breeding replacements. Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) are a valuable tool to help us select the best bull for the job. If breeding heifer replacements key maternal traits to look for include milk and calving ease. This Technical Note provides an overview of the maternal trait EBVs and Indexes available, and how to interpret and use them to select the best bulls for your herd.
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