News and Events
WEBINAR: Top tips for quality silage - 12/05/2020
Dave Davies from Silage Solutions discussing ideas on how to produce top quality silage.
- What influences the quality of silage?
- What management factors can be done to ensure good quality silage?
- What are the secrets in producing good silage?
Presentation...
The future of technologies for cattle fertility and calf health
12 May 2020
Dr David Cutress: IBERS, Aberystwyth University.
- The cattle industry is a key provider of food-produce globally through both meat and milk production
- Technologies are increasingly being used to improve both animal welfare and productivity of...
Bolus technology could shorten suckler herd calving period to 10 weeks
6 May 2020
A Welsh suckler-to-beef enterprise is aiming to cut its calving period to 10 weeks by using bolus technology to aid heat detection in heifers and shorten the breeding period.
A compact calving period would optimise the...
What’s on? - 06/05/2020
This flyer will provide you further information on the services we have to support you during this
uncertain time, from one-to-one surgeries to informative podcasts – we have it covered.
Farming Connect’s online webinars help the industry ‘stay connected’ during the coronavirus lockdown
5 May 2020
Farming Connect is providing a series of short, informative twice-weekly online webinars – online group seminars or meetings - on a wide range of topical agricultural subjects as part of its ‘digital delivery’ provision, arranged in...
Episode 17 - Forage Crop Options with Marc Jones - 01/05/2020
In this episode Jim Ellis speaks to Marc Jones, a well known Forage crop and out-wintering specialist and farms 500 acres at Trefnant Hall on the Powis Estate near Welshpool. He grows 50 to 60 acres of Fodder beet annually...
“Farming Connect helped us make our business more efficient, more sustainable and more profitable,” says a busy wife, mum, karate champion, bio-chemist and farmer from North Wales!
1 May 2020
Cheryl Reeves is a farmer, wife and mum who has a hectic work/life balance that would daunt many of us! A qualified bio-chemist, she moved to a new job in north Wales in 2006 and soon...
WEBINAR: Dealing with too little or too much grass - 30/04/2020
Liz Genever, independent beef and sheep consultant discussing variable grass growth this spring.
- Making sure ewe and cow requirements are being met during lactation to maximise growth rates
- Understanding which options (e.g. rotational grazing, supplementary feeding, nitrogen use and prioritising...