Content related to the sectors: beef-lamb

12 August 2021

Are all of your paddocks performing?

This article looks at how you manage your grassland

12 August 2021

Managing herbal leys as another crop

This article is about managing herbal leys

6 August 2021

EU cattle prices hold strong

Prices have been strengthening in several EU markets in recent weeks

5 August 2021

Intensive pastoral production systems for beef - impact and value (PhD)

Reducing uncertainty in life cycle assessment of livestock production systems

14 January 2022

Development of improved diagnostics for the detection of Neospora caninum infected carrier cattle (PhD)

Neospora caninum is a microscopic protozoan parasite which causes abortion in cattle determining significant economic losses, production inefficiency and animal welfare concern

4 January 2022

Fellowship - Fallen stock

Pathology expertise underpins disease diagnosis, monitoring and surveillance and is vital for the health and welfare of the UK beef and sheep industries

5 August 2021

Pressure proves too much and British lamb prices fall

Liveweight lamb prices took a tumble this week. In the week ended 4 August the GB liveweight NSL SQQ fell 25p, to 227.46p/kg.

5 August 2021

Development of a new methane inventory

Methane emissions for the inventory (AC0115)

11 April 2025

West Sherford Farm (2017–2021)

Johnny farms a 250 herd of native cross dairy cattle in Plymouth, Devon.

5 August 2021

GB prime cattle prices continue upward trajectory

Prime cattle prices rose across the board in the latest reporting week, despite an increase in throughputs

4 August 2021

EU sheep prices softer

Nearby markets can influence prices in the UK, and these have broadly softened recently

28 January 2022

Environment outlook: Will farming carbon become central for every farm business?

In this long-term outlook, our Head of Environment Jon Foot discusses his thoughts on how farming carbon may become key for farming businesses in future.