Content related to the sectors: dairy

23 May 2019

Cut and carry: a best practice guide

In this guide we explore the potential role of cut and carry systems on UK dairy farms and establish best-practice guidelines for farmers

10 April 2026

Nutrient Management Guide (RB209)

The AHDB Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) offers best practice guidance on the application of mineral fertilisers, manures and slurries to crops and grassland.

16 August 2019

Changing tastes of cheese – but Cheddar still makes the cut

Britain’s love for Cheddar still continues to dominate the cheese market, but continental cheese is getting a boost and consumers don’t need to go far to satisfy their taste for the exotic.

22 November 2023

The five non-negotiables of managing cows

Lloyd & Daphne Holterman of Rosy Lane Holsteins share the essentials for a successful dairy business

3 December 2024

Biological Tests for Soil Health

Biological soil health testing is a useful method of quantifying the impact of different soil management practices such as the use of cover crops.

11 September 2020

New targets for the top dairy farms

Dairy farmers can now benchmark themselves against the top five percent of farms following an update to our key performance indicators (KPIs).

1 February 2019

New maximum residue levels for chlorate proposed

Will you be able to comply with the new chlorate residue levels?

30 January 2019

Brexit blog from Brussels

Life is full of new beginnings and the New Year is usually a good time to reflect on the past and decide to make some changes.

5 January 2021

Leaving the EU: how to prepare for January 2021

As the Brexit transition period ends, make sure you're ready for new rules in January 2021

25 January 2019

RB209 updated with new comprehensive advice on sulphur

Nutrient Management Guide RB209 updated with new guidance

4 March 2026

Weather

All the latest analysis on weather events and their effect on farming and growing

12 June 2023

Trailblazer apprenticeships

Find out about apprenticeships available to farmers and growers.