Beef & Lamb

10 October 2025

Grazed grass is the highest quality feed on farm in spring. Read this section for guidance on how to achieve optimum utilisation.

10 October 2025

To introduce a new grazing system in the spring, planning must begin during the previous autumn.

10 October 2025

A successful grazing system depends on allocating good-quality grass to meet the animals' requirements.

10 October 2025

Infrastructure is key to setting up a simple paddock system. If you spend time initially in setting up the infrastructure, the movement of cattle and the creation of paddocks will be a lot simpler in the long term.

10 October 2025

Maintaining good soil health is essential to optimise production from both grazing and silage swards. In this section, you’ll find out how to assess your soil and see how beef farmer, Johnny Haimes uses his nutrient management plan.

30 August 2024

In April AHDB Beef & Lamb enlisted the support of Spencer Matthews and a squad of mummy bloggers to help showcase beef and lamb’s relevance to a modern and healthy lifestyle

29 October 2019

Good grazing management aims to make the most of the grass that grows. The aim is to prevent plants getting to the fourth-leaf stage and dying.

5 August 2019

16 August 2019

The latest edition of The Bulletin for cattle and sheep farmers is available to download now.

6 August 2019

A No Deal Brexit will have a substantial impact on beef and sheepmeat trade, whilst the impact of a Brexit Deal is likely to be relatively minor.

27 May 2020

In warm or bright conditions, when there is heat and light intensity, calves are at risk of heat stress. During these periods, energy is used to lose heat from the body by sweating and increasing respiratory rate.

3 April 2025

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