Potential production benefits often trigger a reseed, with increased yields, improved grass quality and better seasonal growth topping the list of priorities. But the environmental gains should also not be overlooked. British Dairying finds out more. Climate-friendly farming systems are needed to reduce the environmental impact of food production. And grassland farming is a significant […]
Monthly Archives: June 2023
In this month’s column, Alistair Logan reflects on a good first cut, the results of a first batch of genomic tests, and progress of the new calf housing ready for he open day. When I sat down to write this month’s column, I thought back to what I’d written previously and all that I thought […]
David, Jonathan and Toby Berridge with herdsman Richard Jones Making some simple improvements to existing buildings and facilities have proved a cost-effective investment on one Cornish dairy unit. Mike Green reports. Continued investment in cow housing — much at low cost — has made big improvements to the management and environment of Jonathan Berridge’s dairy […]
Silage season is here, and finding ways to maximise the quality of second and third cuts is very important for a lot of farmers. All high-quality crops start with good nutrient values found in the soil, and treating deficiencies with lime and sulphur could help drastically improve results. Recent data suggests that following a dramatic […]




