Genetic improvement is a powerful tool for improving animal agriculture sustainability because the results are permanent and cumulative. Unlike nutritional and animal health interventions, which require continuous inputs, genetic improvements are made in one generation are passed onto the next...
This course is a 3-hour training workshop and a certificate of attendance will be issued on completion of the workshop. Workshops are delivered by local vet practices pan Wales.
Workshop attendees will gain a greater understanding of the epidemiology and...
This module is an introduction to the importance of rare and native breeds and their use in sustainable agriculture.
Learn about the different types of technology used in agriculture, the types of applications technology can be used for and the advantages and disadvantages of using advanced technology.
To present an understanding of general recognition and treatment skills to provide the learner with the knowledge and understanding to manage first aid in a farming environment.
This course covers the following:
Dylasau Uchaf are keen to reduce their reliance on bought in concentrate feed, specifically for their 350-380 flock (number dependent on scanning results) of crossbred mules and Welsh mules around lambing.
Tupping begins on...
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...
This dashboard outlines business key activity undertaken across the Farming Connect programme between October - December 2023
Housing and predominantly feeding suckler cows over the winter has a dramatic effect on the enterprise’s profitability.
