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19 November 2020
Find out how the use of EID can aid decision making on farm to improve performance
19 October 2020
The winter edition of the 2020 Bulletin for cattle and sheep farmers is available to download now.
13 July 2021
In the week ending 14 October, the GB liveweight NSL SQQ averaged 201.19p/kg, up by 4p on the previous week.
13 October 2020
Sheep producers in Britain are being urged to fill in the national Sheep Breed Survey, which is an important reference point for researchers, funders and policy makers.
13 July 2021
The national flock shrank by 2% in the year to 30 June, according to Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
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13 July 2021
In the week ending 7 October, the GB liveweight NSL SQQ averaged 196.96p/kg, down 0.85p on the previous week.
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9 November 2020
With the grazing of fodder beet in-situ becoming ever more popular across the UK, join Dr Jim Gibbs - fodder beet grazing specialist from New Zealand and Marc Jones – Independent grazing and forage consultant, for a series of specialist webinars aimed at maximising both livestock and fodder beet performance on farm.
2 November 2020
With the grazing of fodder beet in-situ becoming ever more popular across the UK, join Dr Jim Gibbs - fodder beet grazing specialist from New Zealand and Marc Jones – Independent grazing and forage consultant, for a series of specialist webinars aimed at maximising both livestock and fodder beet performance on farm.
26 October 2020
With the grazing of fodder beet in-situ becoming ever more popular across the UK, join Dr Jim Gibbs - fodder beet grazing specialist from New Zealand and Marc Jones – Independent grazing and forage consultant, for a series of specialist webinars aimed at maximising both livestock and fodder beet performance on farm
13 July 2021
The national flock has been in contraction for the past three years, but is expected to rebuild from 2021 for three years.
2 October 2020
Through the summer of 2020 British lamb prices have been strong, whereas on the global market prices have been tumbling. In the latest market update Rebecca takes a look at recent lamb trade data and explores why we could possibly see an increase in imports volumes in the coming months
