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The environmental impact of dairy farming: myths debunked
All too often, the pressure is put on the dairy farmer when it comes to overcoming the industry's impact on the environment. When the facts are viewed in context though, the outlook isn’t nearly so bleak...
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How to maintain your dairy herd's body condition score
Optimum body condition makes your cows more profitable. Here’s the easy way to measure it and - more importantly - maintain it.
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The benefits of raising dairy calves together
From disease prevention to increased growth rates, housing dairy calves together can benefit both your herd and your farming business as a whole.
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Top tips for dairy herd health this winter
What’s the best way to make sure your dairy herd remains productive, peaceful and profitable through the winter? Start preparing in autumn. Here are our top tips.
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Top tips to improve early lactation performance
Successful early lactation is key to improving your overall yield and efficiency while also maintaining the health and wellbeing of your cows. Although this transition period can be challenging for your herd.
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#SpeakUpBeHerd: Live well, work well – FarmWell
Our #SpeakUpBeHerd series in collaboration with the Farming Community Network continues, with FCN's Alex Phillimore explaining how beneficial medium and long-term farming business planning can be - and, importantly, what support is available.
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September 2, 2022
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Webinar invitation: new findings in fatty acid nutrition
Don't miss our new webinar, exploring the latest research and insight into fatty acid nutrition.
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The extremes of dairy farming explored
We had a chat with our well-traveled, Global Technical Manager here at Volac Wilmar Feed Ingredients – Dr. Richard Kirkland, to pick his brains on the challenges of dairy farming in some of the more extreme climates around the globe.
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British Dairying Feature April Issue: Body Condition Score
There’s nothing new about body condition scoring (BCS); it’s a practice that has been used for many years as an effective barometer of each individual cow’s nutritional needs, health and wellbeing. However, according to a recent survey carried out by Vola