Livestock
FAS Beef supply chain case study: Co-operative strategy finishes cattle in the Scottish Borders
How does a co-operative finishing cattle work. Read more about this case study in the Scottish Borders to find out more.
Read More >Using Fodder Beet – An introduction
We are extremely lucky to be joined by Dr Jim Gibbs, vet, ruminant nutritionist and fodder beet specialist, who has designed fodder beet grazing systems over in New Zealand. The…
Read More >Resilience and Business Skills: An Interview with Bob Prentice
What is it that makes a farm business successful? And how can we all strive to be more resilient in the face of challenge and change? George Gauley speaks with…
Read More >Resilience and Business Skills: An Interview with Neil Sandilands
What is it that makes a farm business successful? And how can we all strive to be more resilient in the face of challenge and change? George Gauley speaks with…
Read More >Ruminant Nutrition
Ever wondered what your animal requires and when? The best way to feed them? What minerals they need? If so then this webinar is for you. This practical webinar will…
Read More >Ditching and draining for profit and flood prevention
Well managed watercourses and margins through arable or grassland fields bring a wealth of benefits to the farm. Careful management not only improves biodiversity and water quality but can increase farm business resilience from flooding and damage during wet weather. With increased rainfall and longer, and wetter periods predicted as a result of climate change, farmers and land managers need to work to minimise the effects on their land and business.
Read More >Flock Winter Management Tips
Our winters are getting wetter and milder, but snow can still catch us out. A bad winter can impact the ewes and the land for over a year. Consider and discuss extreme weather response plans now to prevent ongoing issues.
Read More >Are Your Calves Prepared for Winter?
Now is the time to consider the thermal comfort of your dairy calves as the winter months approach. The effect of cold on calf health, growth rates and future production should not be underestimated.
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