Beef & Lamb

18 August 2022

Difficult calvings have a huge impact on the performance of a suckler herd and have a detrimental effect on calf performance and cow fertility but pelvic scoring has benefits when it comes to calving.

18 August 2022

In this webinar we are delighted to be joined by Teagasc, Ireland who talk about how they identify their superior cows to breed female replacements from for future herd success.

18 August 2022

Calving heifers for the first time at two years of age is an effective method of reducing cost of production and increasing cow lifetime reproductive performance. However, it is estimated that only 35% of English suckler producers carry out the practice.

17 August 2022

Through careful management, Anne-marie and the team at Shuttleworth College have moved from calving at three to calving at two years old to improve the performance of the herd.

17 August 2022

Ian has been calving his heifers at two for the past 10 years. His advice is to monitor the weight data including their weight when they go to the bull, using an easy calving bull, followed by adequate nutrition and good management.

17 August 2022

The benefits of calving at two

16 August 2022

AHDB Maternal Matters stage four focuses on pregnancy management including nutrition, housing and reducing stress.

16 August 2022

Maternal Matters stage 3 is about developing heifer nutrition, breeding vaccination policies and beef health schemes.

16 August 2022

Maternal Matters stage two is about selecting maternal traits inc. selecting bulls, breeding technology and vaccination policy

2 October 2026

In collaboration with Harper Adams University, AHDB have undertaken a quantitative impact assessment of how a trade deal between the UK and New Zealand could impact different agricultural sectors.

2 October 2026

We delve into some of the trade deals New Zealand already has in place as well and compare/contrast these with the UK-New Zealand FTA.

2 October 2026

We look at how pig farming in New Zealand compares with that in the UK.

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