Rhian Price

Low-cost thermal imaging devices are as effective at detecting lameness in dairy cattle as expensive alternatives, a study led by the Royal Veterinary

Milk from forage is a rudimentary figure that should only be used to measure individual progress when herd size is static. This is according to

Farmers harvesting maize later in October 2023 were plagued by wet and difficult conditions. “Maize was a lot riper than people thought it was. Farmers

Establishing buffer strips, resting fields and using precision technology to aid the timing of nutrient applications could all help drive improvements in

Farmers should not bury their heads in the sand when it comes to investigating infectious diseases within their flocks. This was the message at the

Livestock management platform iLivestock has collaborated with stock handling manufacturer Rappa to deliver a fully integrated weighing and data

Conwy dairy producer Eurof Edwards believes genomics will fast-track genetic gain in his split-block crossbred herd. Eurof milks 180 spring-calving cows

Dairy beef made up 37% of GB prime cattle slaughter, up from 28% in 2019, and integrated beef schemes between dairy farmers, beef producers and

Small changes in body condition score – invisible to the human eye – can have a detrimental impact on fertility in the next lactation, a commercial study

Dairy producer Paul Waterfall has had to contend with an 8p/litre drop in milk income since last autumn. The business produces 6m litres of milk annually,