What's in store at the Gold Cup Open Day

This year, in a break from tradition, the Gold Cup Open Day will see Bisterne Farms showcasing how their, low-input, grass-based, cross-bred herd took the win, highlighting how their focus and performance has resulted in them being victorious

Katie Jones
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What's in store at the Gold Cup Open Day

George Brown, contract farming partner at Bisterne Farms explains the dairy business has evolved over the decades. "It was several years ago when we first invested in a dairy at Bisterne Farms while...

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