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Breeding
13 February 2020
When choosing ewe lambs to put to the tup, consider weight, age and management of bought-in sheep.
1 November 2019
The most significant single influence on the success of any flock is the shepherd. Whether you intend to keep half a dozen sheep or several hundred, the same principles apply. This guide gives an introduction into sheep farming to improve both animal welfare and productivity.
9 July 2020
This series explains the key things to consider when lambing ewe lambs, such as what to look for when choosing replacements and management from tupping to lambing including nutrition and performance targets.
12 September 2023
Two new online tools will help dairy farmers choose bulls that better match their requirements and improve the accuracy of semen order volumes.
24 October 2019
The InCalf guide for GB farmers with block-calving herds pulls together the accepted knowledge on dairy herd fertility management, drawing on AHDB’s extensive amounts of research and resources, as well as industry experts across Great Britain and beyond.
16 March 2021
Professor Jim Reynolds leads a session on excellence in youngstock welfare and explains why its important to ensure they thrive
15 March 2021
Strategic Dairy Farm: Karen Bond, NMR Johnes advisor provides a detailed overview of Johnes, how to spot it earlier and outlines a long term strategy for reducing instances on your farm
27 September 2023
Coton Wood Farm in Derbyshire launches to become AHDB's first robotic strategic dairy farm
12 February 2021
AHDB's Fern Pearston and Marco Winters join William Baillie to explore how to make the most out of genetics in your herd
19 March 2021
Helping calves to thrive with Professor Jim Reynolds and recent improvements at Carpenters Farm
15 March 2021
Strategic Dairy Farm: Karen Bond, NMR Johnes advisor provides a detailed overview of Johnes, how to spot it earlier and outlines a long term strategy for reducing instances on your farm
15 July 2020
Strategic Dairy Farm: Dr James Breen and Willie Baillie get down to answer your mastitis questions