world dairying

A large crowd with buyers from 23 UK counties and six countries including Switzerland resulted in a strong trade a the Black and White sale at Borderway, which averaged £4,352 per life

Better access to training is essential in Paraguay to ensure dairy farms become more efficient and the industry can grow

Reduced feed and water intakes, nasal discharge and reduced milk production are some of the clinical signs of avian influenza seen in US dairy cattle

Direct marketing and on-farm consumer talks prove beneficial for German dairy farm partners

With the impending threat of carbon emission taxes being introduced in Denmark, farmers are carefully assessing their futures in dairying

Despite an uncertain future for the Kelly family's dairy farm, they are still keen to improve efficiencies and educate the public about the industry

A sixth-generation young farmer is bucking the trend and is considering reducing cow numbers so her family's farm can stay in business

A clear focus on combining her love of cows and numbers has delivered Vermont farmer and dairy consultant Joanna Lidback the life she dreamed of as a child

Creating and maintaining a sustainable dairy business means one that will still be thriving 100 years from now, for Dutch farmer Judith de Vor and her family

A former UK sheep shearer has made the move to New Zealand where he has recently been awarded the 2024 share farmer of the year award