In your field: Ian Garnett - "I am not sure how we are going to achieve a sustainable food supply"

Ian farms in partnership with his family near Knutsford, Cheshire. They manage 700 commercial pedigree Holstein/Friesians on 445 hectares (1,100 acres). Replacements are homereared and cows are on a composite system. Ian is a representative for Sainsbury’s Dairy Development Group and sits on the AHDB Genetics Advisory Forum

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In your field: Ian Garnett - "I am not sure how we are going to achieve a sustainable food supply"

The wait goes on. Mid-March and the birds seem only just to have started their dawn chorus. Let us hope that by the time this is in print it will be all changed for the better. Turnout is heading...

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