The Number One Farmer Owned Milk Recording Company
The Cattle Information Service (CIS) is a leading provider of milk recording and bovine health testing services for farmers. The results from milk, blood, and tissue samples provide a wealth of information and data to assist in making informed decisions about the performance of herds. Samples are tested at our independent, privately owned UKAS accredited CIS Laboratory in Shropshire.
The portfolio of services provides dairy and beef farmers, nutritionists and vets with data to measure and manage their herds by looking at the quality of milk produced and assessing the health and fertility of individual animals and the herd. We are proud to offer fixed prices on all our services to ensure our customers get the best value for their business.
All milk, blood and tissue samples provide a wealth of information and data to assist in making informed decisions about current and future herd performance. Samples are testing at the privately-owned CIS Laboratory in Shropshire. This testing facility, under its robust Quality Management System, is UKAS accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and ICAR approved.
CIS has been associated with milk recording since 1903. The nationwide CIS team of Area Managers and Milk Recorders provide farmers with the results from milk, blood and tissue testing with data accessible on the herd management programme YourHerd and MobileHerd app.
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For further information, or a quote, call 01923 695319 or email info@thecis.co.uk
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