Livestock

1 May 2019

Join us and KW Alternative Feeds for a series of meetings that challenge the common practices and principles of dairy nutrition.

13 December 2023

Helping farms cope when water supplies are cut

7 May 2019

In this webinar, Professor Liam Sinclair from Harper Adams will present the results of an AHDB-funded project on the role of functional fibre in the dairy cow diet in a UK context.

21 August 2024

Useful advice to help livestock farmers deal with, or plan for, water supply disruption.

28 August 2024

Digital dermatitis causes lameness in cattle, which as well as the welfare implications, can cost around £99 per case and so reducing the spread is important.

16 April 2019

Improving the genetic potential of your herd will be the focus of the next meeting of Scotland’s Strategic Dairy Farm on 25 April.

12 April 2019

Understand how different Brexit scenarios could affect your farm business incomes

11 April 2019

Antibiotics are a medicine that in most cases should only be used to treat bacterial infections. Over-prescribing and the unnecessary use of antibiotics can increase the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Livestock producers have a responsibility to protect human and animal health by using antibiotics responsibly in order to minimise the risk of antibiotic resistance (AMR).

11 April 2019

A guide that looks at various cereals for livestock feed

17 August 2023

Do you know how your animals are performing and your costs of production? Collecting records and then analysing them is the best way to understand how your business is performing.

9 April 2019

Our regular newsletter featuring articles on genetics, dairy marketing, strategic farms, new KPI targets and more...

28 May 2019

Join AHDB Beef & Lamb and independent sheep and beef consultant Dr Liz Genever for a workshop looking at soil and grass management to improve animal performance and farm profitability. The workshop will focus on measuring and monitoring grass growth and quality, and the infrastructure required to improve grazing strategies.

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