Search our website enhanced by Google.
Dairy
30 January 2024
Milk production growth is expected to be mixed in 2020, with the US showing the most growth.
30 January 2024
We take a more in-depth look at how coronavirus is impacting production and demand in some of the key European dairying regions.
10 January 2025
Changes in shopping behaviour, the rise of in-home eating and the media focus on coronavirus have all influenced consumer behaviour
7 January 2021
Reducing antibiotic use is a top priority for the livestock industry, so understanding when to use them is an important part of the Healthy Feet Programme.
10 October 2024
Find out about how the Healthy Feet Programme (HFP) can help you to reduce lameness on your farm by identifying and applying the right solutions.
5 April 2024
Our Healthy Feet Programme (HFP) aims to help dairy farmers reduce the number of lame cows on their farms by identifying and applying the right management techniques.
30 January 2024
The latest standard litre review shows increased milk quality and farmer size
21 February 2024
Lameness caused by infectious disease, such as digital dermatitis, can be spread between feet and cattle on contaminated equipment. Find out how to properly disinfecting knives, to reduce the spread of infectious diseases.
15 December 2023
Find out more about the cattle foot care tool kit.
6 August 2020
Aftercare is an important consideration when treating lameness in dairy cows.
14 December 2023
Sole bruising is a common non-infectious cause of lameness, which requires altering the cow’s environment to manage the condition.
15 December 2023
Cattle hooves can become injured due to physical factors like weight bearing. It is important to treat these injuries quickly to prevent further damage.