BSE confirmed on Scottish farm
10th May 2024
Precautionary movement restrictions have been put in place after a case of classical Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) was confirmed on a farm in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Big Beef Roadshow launches to empower farmers across Scotland
8th May 2024
The Big Beef Roadshow 2024 will take place across Scotland throughout May and June to support beef farmers in improving practices and driving beef systems forward.
Farmers warned to watch out for bluetongue signs during high-risk season
7th May 2024
Farmers have been urged to look out for signs of bluetongue as the period of increased risk has begun.
MAY 2024
New dealer for grassland range
7th May 2024
Shepton Mallet company, Read Agriservices Ltd has taken on the Alstrong franchise for Somerset, Wiltshire and Dorset.
Considering outwintering cattle? Start grazing planning now
7th May 2024
Farmers looking to reap the cost saving benefits of extending their grazing season, or even outwintering cattle this year, are being encouraged to start grazing planning now.
New piglet starter feed launches in zinc-free era
3rd May 2024
Cargill UK has launched a new range of starter feed diets, Neopigg Shield, to promote gut health, the immune system and disease resistance in piglets.
SNEAK PREVIEW: Unseen ‘Piggly Squat’ clip from Clarkson’s Farm season 3
2nd May 2024
With the first 4 episodes of Clarkson’s farm series 3 airing tomorrow (Friday 3rd May), Amazon Prime has granted Farmers Guide users a sneak preview of Jeremy and Lisa’s new arrivals happily settling into life on Diddly Squat Farm, Oxfordshire.
MAY 2024
Native beef breeds: An opportunity for farmers?
2nd May 2024
Despite many of the UK’s native cattle breeds being at real risk of extinction, they could help to meet the country’s environmental goals whilst reducing input costs for farmers, as they are well adapted to low-input systems. Additionally, native breeds can offer greater nutritional value and superior flavour. Sarah Kidby reports.
MAY 2024
What lies beneath? One farmer’s quest to improve his soil health
2nd May 2024
It’s all change for Norfolk farmer David Cross as he works to explore the potential of livestock grazing to restore soil health. Sarah Juggins writes.
New data reveals ‘erosion of British poultry supply chains’ since Brexit
30th April 2024
The British Poultry Council commented on the latest data from HMRC, saying that the 56% drop in poultry meat exports since 2020 underscores the cost of Brexit.
Soil leaching threatens animal health after turnout
29th April 2024
After relentless heavy rainfall, nutrition specialists are concerned about forage quality due to mineral leaching from the soil.
MAY 2024
Reduce silage losses and improve efficiencies with film combination
28th April 2024
Berry Global says its Baletite and Silotite Pro agricultural films offer farmers a smarter solution to silage preservation, optimising the way in which you wrap, store, and utilise crops.