Annual ewe mortality in UK low-ground flocks is 5-7%, of which 70% occurs during late pregnancy and is associated with dystocia (lambing difficulties). However, there has been a worrying trend over the last decade towards fewer veterinary visits for obstetrical...
Energy efficiency for your business is a great way to reduce your operating costs and improve the profitability of your operation. The module is an introduction to the principles of energy efficiency and producing and using renewable energy on farms...
Net Zero is one of many terms used regarding carbon emissions. As we approach the UK target year, discussion on the subject will only increase.
This module outlines what Net Zero is, explains some key terms and principles, and gives...
The management of natural and semi-natural habitat is key to improving biodiversity and providing and enhancing ecosystem services. Maintaining habitats not only has a positive effect on local ecosystems and wildlife but can benefit the farm too, for example, in...
Many farmers have ideas about diversifying but don't pursue them and some ideas are initially unsuccessful when knowledge about their specific business area is not explored fully. Some examples of specific business areas are: Tourism, agri food and retail, such...
This is an integrated training and assessment course.
You'll receive a certificate of training once it is completed.
Intended for a person employed in arboriculture, forestry, horticulture, landscaping and grounds maintenance who is or will be required to operate woodchippers...
A 3- day practical and theory combined training course with an integrated assessment. A certificate awarded following completion.
This training course is for those of you who are required to be the recognised “first aider” within your business; it is...
The clinical signs of trace element deficiency in sheep are often insidious in onset and usually present as poorly grown lambs in late summer/early autumn.
