Farmers looking to make better silage in 2023 to reduce reliance on bought-in feeds should start planning now, urges Volac silage specialist, Ken Stroud, to allow time for appropriate actions. Based on experience, he offers a timely five-point plan.

Bidding peaked at 8,600gns at the dispersal of the Brieryside herd of Ayrshires and blended Red and Whites

As temperatures continue to rise pig producers are being urged to correctly manage heat stress to reduce impact on performance

Held at the NEC and returning to its traditional January, LAMMA offers visitors an opportunity to view a wide range of new machinery and technology. Farmers Guardian reports some highlights from the event.

Reports from a number of farmers witnessing yellow or brown fumes emanating from their silage pits are being treated as a serious concern

While we actively focus our efforts on the prevention of mastitis and achieving good udder health, there will always be clinical cases of mastitis which require treatment.

The Journey to Net Zero competition is down to the final with eight finalists announced. Learn more about each entry and cast your vote for your favourites.

The UK’s vineyard area continues to climb to meet rising demand as its wines grow in reach and respect, so it is perhaps no surprise the country’s first self-propelled grape harvester has now been bought by an Essex enterprise. Martin Rickatson learned more from maker New Holland, dealer Ernest Doe and buyer New Hall Wine Estate.