Content related to the topic: beef

16 February 2026

Responsible use of anthelmintics in livestock

From faecal egg count to monitoring anthelmintic effectiveness, our advice will help you to use anthelmintics responsibly on farm.

30 January 2024

Grass growth rates make a comeback

GB average daily grass growth rates appeared to make a comeback through May and into June, according to data from AHDB’s Forage for Knowledge programme.

13 July 2021

FAO Food Outlook 2021- what does it say about meat?

The FAO has published its 2021 Food Outlook report this month.

14 July 2021

Deadweight prime cattle prices on the rise once again

After six consecutive weeks of decline, the GB deadweight prime cattle prices increased by 3.4p this week to reach 393.2p/kg

14 July 2021

April beef trade remains lower, some import growth from March

The UK exported 7,100 tonnes of fresh and frozen beef in April, 16% lower year-on-year according to HMRC data

14 July 2021

Australian beef in the UK

The UK has recently agreed a Free Trade Agreement with Australia, which among other things will increase market access to the UK for Australian beef.

14 July 2021

Deadweight prime cattle prices cool, cow prices heat up

In the week ending 12 June, GB deadweight prime cattle prices continued to ease, while cull cows showed further strength.

27 February 2024

Worms in cattle: high-risk periods at pasture

Assessing and reducing pasture risk is a key element of a successful worm management plan.

13 July 2021

Chinese meat imports climb, but pace slowing

There are signs that the rise in import demand is beginning to slow.

27 February 2024

Worms in cattle: Sustainable control plan

Guide to the key elements of a successful worm control plan.

16 February 2026

Controlling, monitoring and treating worms in cattle

Effective worm control in cattle can help preserve the activity of wormers for future use.

11 June 2021

Do your cows eat stones, plastic or other non-food object?

This is known as Pica, and reports of pica in dairy herds have been increasing over recent years. AHDB and APHA are looking for dairy farms to help in a project, to improve understanding of pica so that advice and prevention measures are up to date.