Reducing the prevalence of pneumonia in young calves can improve performance and therefore the profitability of calf rearing enterprises. Join Farming Connect for an evening at one of its Focus Sites to learn more about disease prevention and how improved...
An innovative new approach to benchmarking has been launched by Farming Connect to help farm businesses in Wales record and measure how well they are performing against a range of key performance indicators.
The ‘Measure to Manage’ red meat module offers an...
There has never been a better time to access the range of support available through Farming Connect. With accredited training, discussion groups, mentoring, advisory service and much more…make sure you take time to visit our stand at this year’s Royal...
Dr William Stiles: IBERS, Aberystwyth University.
Optimising calving age and interval, and ensuring cow health and fertility are some of the ways of improving efficiency in the suckler herd that can lead to increased profitability.
Join Farming Connect at Lan Farm, Cynwyl Elfed, where Ian Pritchard...
Optimising calving age and interval, and ensuring cow health and fertility are some of the ways of improving efficiency in the suckler herd that can lead to increased profitability.
Join Farming Connect at three events evaluating ways to improve efficiency...
The importance of nutrition for both beef finishing enterprises and to boost sheep flock productivity was highlighted at an open day at a Farming Connect Demonstration Farm.
At Plas Farm, Anglesey, Hefin Richards, of Profeed Nutrition Consultancy outlined how targeting rations...
Gaining a better understanding of the infection cycle and seasonal risks of liver fluke are the first steps towards more effective treatment and control on farms.
Liver fluke affects sheep and cattle of all ages and can reduce liveweight gains...
It was a successful evening for Richard Tudor, Llysun, at the Farmers Weekly Awards as he won the winner of the Beef Farmer of the Year award. The ceremony was held on the 6th of October at the Grosvenor...
Dr William Stiles: IBERS, Aberystwyth University.
