How different methods of knowledge transfer influence behaviour change in dairy producers and lameness prevalence in their herds. Cennydd Jones is joined by Sara Pedersen RCVS Specialist in Cattle Health and Production in this first in a series of episodes exploring how different methods of knowledge exchange influenced perception, knowledge, behaviour and how this was related to changes in lameness prevalence.

 

Related News and Events

Episode 115 - Growing Globally: How Seiont Nurseries Became a Horticultural Export Powerhouse in Wales
Ever wondered how a nursery in Wales became a major exporter of
Type: Podcasts Key Sector: Horticulture Theme: Business, Land Key Specialism: Business Management and Planning, Innovation
Episode 114 - Focus on genetics, animal health and EID in the Welsh flock New era at Rhug Estate
A unique opportunity to visit the Rhug Estate and learn more
Type: Podcasts Key Sector: Sheep Theme: Business, Livestock Key Specialism: Animal Health and Welfare, Diversification, EID, Innovation
Episode 113 - Preventing Lameness: A Farmer-Led Initiative
Is lameness a problem on your dairy farm? Despite decades of
Type: Podcasts Key Sector: Dairy Theme: Business, Livestock Key Specialism: Animal Health and Welfare
More News and Events