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Dairy Diary: February business update

01-03-2022 | News

Dairy Diary: February business update

Environment Secretary, George Eustice said: “Too often farmers only call a vet when there is a crisis, but with an annual vet visits to develop better animal health plans, they will see both animal welfare and their farm profitability improve.” Photo: AV team Misset

01-03-2022 | News

Dairy farmers in England to be paid for vet visits

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25-02-2022 | News

Latvian dairy industry experiencing a crisis

Bovaer will contribute to the greening of the EU's agriculture, and to the objectives of the Farm to Fork Strategy. Photo: Koos Groenewold

24-02-2022 | News

EU approves methane-reducing feed additive for dairy

Evelien van Donselaar, Global Programme Manager Feed Safety, Trouw Nutrition, will be speaking at the upcoming Global Feed Safety Summit in germany this coming April. Photo: Trouw Nutrition

24-02-2022 | News

Food by-products: a more sustainable feed ingredient

Currently, preventative group treatments of farm animals is legal in the UK but is illegal in the EU. Photo: Hans Banus

23-02-2022 | News

UK falling behind EU on-farm antibiotic rules

MD at Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers, Matt Knight, said he was sad the BBC had chosen to highlight one farm where “inexcusable abuse was witnessed, as this was not representative of our industry.” Photo: Mark Pasveer

22-02-2022 | News

Dairy welfare row erupts following TV investigation

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21-02-2022 | News

Upcoming Heat Stress webinar: Join us!

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16-02-2022 | News

Russia: The high costs of dairy labelling

Mark Reed, Professor of Rural Entrepreneurship at SRUC, which has led the £1.5m project, said: “These findings are important because they show the important role hedgerow planting can play in meeting net zero targets. Photo: Wick Natzijl

15-02-2022 | News

Dairy farmers reaping the benefits of private investment