Health

28 November 2023

Our programme for effective mastitis control

27 February 2020

Somatic Cell Count, an indicator of milk quality

27 February 2020

Mastitis symptoms in dairy cows

27 February 2020

Collecting milk samples to identify mastitis pathogens

27 February 2020

The mastitis pathogens in dairy cows

18 February 2020

Higher daily liveweight gains and earlier-calving replacements are just two of the benefits a Cornish farming family is seeing from a focus on training and development.

19 February 2020

Identifying when the majority of mastitis infections occurred on his farm helped Austin Russell address underlying issues and realise additional benefits.

13 March 2020

A practical QuarterPRO workshop to help you identify and treat patterns of mastitis in your herd.

12 March 2020

A practical QuarterPRO workshop to help you identify and treat patterns of mastitis in your herd.

11 February 2020

Our regular newsletter featuring articles on mastitis, strategic farms, new breeding tools, dairy marketing and more.

5 March 2024

Guidance on how to manage waste water and field drainage

20 November 2020

Every time an antibiotic is used, there is a risk that it will increase the number of bacteria resistant to that antibiotic. This means that these antibiotics will stop becoming effective for treating infections in people and animals. Responsible antibiotic use on beef cattle, alongside measures to prevent disease, is therefore vital to help preserve these life-saving medicines.

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