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breeding 2025

Breeding: How are submission rates looking three weeks in?

Dairy

Breeding: How are submission rates looking three weeks in?

As we approach the fourth week of May, many farmers will be three weeks into their breeding season and submission...

May 20, 2025 6:10am
Consistency in energy intakes needed for embryo survival

Dairy

Consistency in energy intakes needed for embryo survival

As the breeding season continues, the brunt of the work will be getting cows served and in-calf, after which energy...

May 18, 2025 6:10am
Sexed semen: What time is optimal for insemination?

Dairy

Sexed semen: What time is optimal for insemination?

We are now into the breeding season and, for the majority of dairy farms, sexed semen usage is going to...

May 3, 2025 5:00pm
High submission & conception rates needed for six-week in-calf rate

Dairy

High submission & conception rates needed for six-week in-calf rate

With a number of farmers having already started their breeding season, and many more following suit in the next few...

April 28, 2025 6:10am
Late calvers: Is a synchronisation programme the best option?

Dairy

Late calvers: Is a synchronisation programme the best option?

The beginning of the breeding season is here and often farmers ask what protocol they should adopt for their late...

April 26, 2025 5:00pm
Roadways and surfaces need to be maintained ahead of breeding

Dairy

Roadways and surfaces need to be maintained ahead of breeding

Lameness poses serious threat to cow’s health and welfare and, as we move into May, roadways and surfaces need to...

April 24, 2025 6:10am
Lameness: Cannot afford to have too many cases ahead of breeding

Dairy

Lameness: Cannot afford to have too many cases ahead of breeding

As we enter into the final few weeks before the breeding season, it is crucial that cases of lameness are...

April 9, 2025 6:10am
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Block calving systems trend continues across GB – AHDB
UK animal feed output levels up by 1.4%

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UK animal feed output levels up by 1.4%
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