Feature - Dairy

Producing Jersey cows which combine show-ring quality with the ability to perform in a commercial grazing system is fundamental to the breeding policy of the Cornwall-based Quintrell herd

At Brinsbury College, running a commercial farm goes hand in hand with training the next generation of farmers

Cumbrian dairy farmer Thomas Moscrop heads to this year's Dairy Show with an eye for dairy character and strong feet and legs – qualities he also breeds for at home

Moving away from the urban fringe has allowed one Cumbrian family to combine grazing with robotics on a greenfield dairy unit

Thinking outside the box has seen one Devon-based dairy farm reduce costs by introducing all-year-round grazing to their cross-bred herd

Phil Arrell will make his national judging debut when he takes charge of the Jersey classes at this year's UK Dairy Day. Wendy Short spoke to him ahead of his assignment

Amid their most successful show season to date, the Metcalf family of Crossfell Holsteins are heading to this year's UK Dairy Day with a strong show team in tow

At a recent AHDB event, dairy farmers heard the story of Drumgoon Dairy in South Dakota and were offered advice on how to build a resilient dairy business.

A new slurry tower has increased storage capacity to 3.85 million gallons and improved application flexibility on a 660-cow unit in Lancashire

In North Staffordshire, dairy farmer Peter Woodward has put soil at the centre of his business to improve forage, herd health and profitability, which led to being shortlisted for one of VetPartners Sustainable Farming Awards