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 […]
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In this month’s column, Alistair Logan looks ahead to silaging and how he’s making the most of the local climate with renewable energy. He’s also busy preparing for the NMR/RABDF Gold Cup open day, while in the midst of lambing and building work. hen I hoped last month that the weather would improve by the […]
Nothing stands still in farming, and there’s plenty afoot at Holehouse Farm as the Logan family prepare, firstly, for spring, and, secondly, for the NMR RABDF Gold Cup open day. British Dairying welcomes Alistair Logan as he writes his first column. hen I sat down to start think- ing about writing a diary piece for […]
You are here: Home » Gold Cup » Gold Cup Feature: Flexibility and communication are vital to staff management Gold Cup Feature: Flexibility and communication are vital to staff management NMR RABDF Gold Cup winner John Torrance John strives for a happy work environment – flexibility, adaptability, and communication is vital for ensuring this If […]
This year’s NMR RABDF Gold Cup finalists span a range of farming systems – so clearly success doesn’t rely on farm size or type. Di Wastenage, RABDF Chairman and one of this year’s competition judges, outlines what made the finalists’ stand out. All of this year’s Gold Cup finalists have demonstrated that regardless of system […]
The 2022 NMR RABDF Gold Cup winner rightly receives the most attention, but it is just one of five national dairy awards ompeting under the Gold Cup banner. So who are the other prize winners and what makes them special? British Dairying reports. Lilyhill Cup Winners of the Lilyhill Cup Robert and Lorraine Hunter with […]