The 2025 RABDF/NMR Gold Cup was presented to Paul Broad of T N Morrow and Partners. Ruth Wills visits their herd at Treveale Farm near Ladock, Cornwall.
Monthly Archives: March 2026
Four dairy herds took home prizes in the NMR / RABDF Gold Cup, on top of the main award – four others were commended as shortlisted entrants.
The farm matching service could connect aspiring farmers with retiring landowners seeking succession Bringing farmers, banks, consultants, educators and other industry professionals together, British Dairying recently organised a round table at the House of Commons to explore the potential for a new land matching service. Sarah Peacocke reports. Are you looking for a farming opportunity, […]
Animal Health: Welbeing, Hygiene, Disease Prevention, Selected Articles, Uncategorised
Season-long protection against worms and flies at spring turnout
Employing a season-long worm and fly control strategy may not only provide protection, but also result in less labour and reduced animal stress. British Dairying reports. Gut and lung worms can hamper productivity on dairy farms, affecting youngstock weight gain, carcass quality and milk production. The annual cost of worms through lost production and treatment […]
Feed & Nutrition: Maize, Forage, Grassland, Nutrition, Vitality, Selected Articles, Uncategorised
The right inoculant can drive yield gains
Lientjie Colahan says trials have shown some inoculants boost milk yields The use of a crop and condition-specific inoculant on grass silage could help farmers get more milk in the tank – according to new trial results. British Dairying finds out more. Dairy farmers who use the right inoculant on their silage could increase milk […]
The Middle East is becoming an important cheese export market Everything was looking up, with dairy markets rising faster than had been expected. And then came the war. Another war. At the time of writing the omens do not look good for the long term, with the crisis escalating rather than diminishing. In the short […]