Livestock

Exmoor Farmers Livestock Auctions company manager Peter Huntley discusses a strong year’s trade

Livestock farmer says delays risk undoing any progress on 'devastating disease'

A move to regenerative farming has been helped by adding livestock breeds, changing systems and making use of technology on a Shropshire farm

The cooperative will lease the site out to site to Scottish meat processors Millers of Speyside

The NSA has warned a Home Office decision to deny overseas sheep shearers a concession to enter the UK without work visas risks ending a rich tradition of cultural and educational exchange

Tom Ashton was a founder member of both the British Blue Cattle Society and the Beltex Sheep Society

JOHN Elliot, who runs the Rawburn pedigree Aberdeen-Angus herd, along with his family, in the Scottish Borders, explained how the main aim of their business was to breed fuel-efficient profitable cattle

NMR has introduced a genomic testing service for cross-bred herds as part of its GeneEze service

Scott Donaldson, group director of H&H based in Carlisle, raised the question of who benefits from the data collected in the performance recording and pedigree information of cattle

Speakers at this year's British Cattle Breeders Club conference in Telford used the theme 'joining the dots' to bring highlight the importance of bringing together people, research and technology