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BVD Testing for Herds
The most effective way to detect BVD in a herd is by looking for exposure to the BVD virus by measuring antibody levels in bulk milk, individual cow milk or blood samples from cows
Pin Point High Cell Count to Avoid Penalties
Testing milk samples from dairy cows helps pinpoint the high cell count cows in the herd to avoid milk buyer penalties. Read more..
Farmer Focus: Duncan Hughes, Staffordshire
Duncan Hughes farms in the Staffordshire moorlands, milking 100 pedigree Holsteins averaging 9500 litres at 4% butterfat. Read more..
Farmer Focus: Messrs Armstrong, Cumbria
The family moved to Plaskettlands on the beautiful Solway Coast in the shadow of the Lake District in 1942. Read more..
Use Genomics to Unlock Herd Potential
The genetic make-up of cattle is more clearly understood than ever before. Genomics is now the gold standard in modern cattle breeding information. Read more..
Focus on Fertility
One area to focus on is fertility within the dairy herd as a key driver for efficiency and ultimately productivity. Read more
