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Has selective breeding hit diversity in traditional cattle breeds?

Dairy

19 hours ago

Has selective breeding hit diversity in traditional cattle breeds?

Decades of selective breeding and intensive agricultural practices have reshaped cattle genetics, according to new research.

Laying the groundwork for a successful spring-calving

Dairy

2 days ago

Laying the groundwork for a successful spring-calving

Good calving starts months before the first calf ever arrives on farm by preparing the sheds ahead of things getting hectic once again.

Body condition scoring the herd this August

Dairy

2 days ago

Body condition scoring the herd this August

At this stage of the lactation, farmers should be body condition scoring their herd to ensure everything is in order after breeding.

‘Vaccination is the only way to deal with BTV-3’ – UK chief vet

Agri-Business

3 days ago

‘Vaccination is the only way to deal with BTV-3’ – UK chief vet

Veterinary and livestock industry leaders are urging farmers to vaccinate for bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3) to protect their stock.

10,000gns at HighHopes-Halcyon Dispersal Sale

N.Ireland

6 days ago

10,000gns at HighHopes-Halcyon Dispersal Sale

The Barber family of Manor House Farm, in Preston, UK, held the dispersal sale of their Highhopes and Halcyon pedigree Holstein herds.

Dairy

9 days ago

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

When you pick up a gallon of milk at the shop, the nutrients it contains may depend on both what is on the label and the time of year.

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

Dairy

10 days ago

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

Hayley and Gareth Lewis are milking 1,000 cows in Methven, New Zealand with their three children Harry, Mack, and Neve.

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

Dairy

11 days ago

Red tape forces closure of world’s first floating dairy farm

Owners of the world’s first floating dairy farm in The Netherlands have put it up for sale citing "ridiculous outdated demands".

Red tape forces closure of world’s first floating dairy farm

N.Ireland

11 days ago

Elite dairy cow catches the eye at Clogher Show 2026

The Holstein and Inter-Breed dairy championships at Clogher Show 2026 were won by Alan and Leanne Paul from Maghera in Co. Derry.

Elite dairy cow catches the eye at Clogher Show 2026

Beef

12 days ago

Bluetongue cases surpass 70 since start of 2026/2027 season

A total of 73 bluetongue cases have been confirmed in the UK since the start of the 2026/2027 season on July 1, according to Defra.

Bluetongue cases surpass 70 since start of 2026/2027 season

N.Ireland

16 days ago

Top price of 5,000gns at Drointon Summer Heatwave Sale

A top price of 5,000gns was paid at the Drointon Summer Heatwave Sale during the week as part of the Border and Lakeland Show and Sale.

Top price of 5,000gns at Drointon Summer Heatwave Sale

Dairy

19 days ago

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

Irish milk volumes tipped into year-on-year decline in April 2026, similar to trends in Great Britain, AHDB analysis shows.

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

Dairy

20 days ago

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

Farms are constantly evolving so as to be as efficient and as profitable as possible, while complying with advancing rules and regulations.

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

Dairy

23 days ago

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

The amount of positive bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) cases is continuing to follow a downward trajectory in Ireland.

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

Dairy

23 days ago

Is the risk of a dairy heifer shortage still looming?

This time last year, there was plenty of chatter around the consequences of a dairy heifer shortage, but is that risk still looming?

Is the risk of a dairy heifer shortage still looming?

N.Ireland

26 days ago

Dairy Focus: Meet Eedy Doorman Fame – Ireland’s highest classified cow

The prestigious award-winning animal, Eedy Doorman Fame, has just become Ireland's highest classified cow.

Dairy Focus: Meet Eedy Doorman Fame – Ireland’s highest classified cow

N.Ireland

29 days ago

Engagement with schools ‘highly valued by Dairy Council NI levy payers’

The Dairy Council for Northern Ireland had a very successful 2025/2026 academic year in terms of the work it carries out in schools.

Engagement with schools ‘highly valued by Dairy Council NI levy payers’

Agri-Business

29 days ago

Fonterra updates forecast farmgate milk price after GDT results

Fonterra co-op has updated its forecast 2026/2027 farmgate milk price following declining prices at...

Fonterra updates forecast farmgate milk price after GDT results

Dairy

29 days ago

Pulling the bull as breeding wraps up

The majority of farms will have wrapped up breeding or will be finishing during the week, meaning it may be time to 'pull the bull'.

Pulling the bull as breeding wraps up

Dairy

1 month ago

Dairygold’s UK cheese business faces sale and closure

Dairygold is to restructure its UK cheese business, launching a sale process for its Leeds operation and a closure consultation on Crewe.

Dairygold’s UK cheese business faces sale and closure

Agri-Business

1 month ago

Global dairy trade maintains 2% growth as cheese leads – report

Global dairy trade is growing at a steady pace of around 2% per year, but the underlying dynamics are shifting, according to RaboResearch.

Global dairy trade maintains 2% growth as cheese leads – report

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Dairy trade: Average price of £2,901 for milking heifers in UK

There is never too much dairy stock at marts at this time of the year, but the few that are seem to be making relatively strong prices.

Dairy trade: Average price of £2,901 for milking heifers in UK

Dairy

1 month ago

The influence of first cut silage test results

First cut silage is fully wrapped up with many farmers now eyeing up second cuts, if it has not been done already.

The influence of first cut silage test results

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