While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
Farmer and columnist James Wright reflects on time spent in New Zealand
Opinions vary on the value of creeping feeding, but vet, Stuart Gough, offers some advic
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