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...
Teagasc’s Future Beef Programme continued its spring webinar series with a focus on what matters most in every suckler herd, delivering a live calf and keeping it alive.
Following the publication of its Animal Welfare strategy in December, Defra has introduced two consultations
A determined Belgian couple with a go-getter attitude, supported by their team of working border collies, have carved out a new farming life in Scotland