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Push ahead urgently with review of pork sector, Defra warned

The government is being urged
to push forward with its pork supply chain view – and help secure lasting reform and a fairer trading environment for struggling pig producers.

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How drought tolerant maize delivers dividends

Some varieties thrive in heat

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Why deeper rooting grass varieties may be more productive

Over-reliance on fast-growing ryegrass varieties that head quickly and then deteriorate rapidly could be contributing to forage shortages on many farms.

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Good hygiene can cut lambing shed mortalities

Using a bedding sanitiser to help maintain rigorous hygiene standards could reduce mortalities in the lambing shed this spring.

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Extra trace elements help calf and cow performance

Beef and dairy herds could benefit from supplementary trace elements before and after calving this spring.

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Vaccine shortage for beef and sheep

Supplies of clostridial animal health vaccines must be secured as soon as possible before spring lambing and calving, say experts.

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Concern over impact of low scanning percentages

Sheep producers are being urged to optimise ewe nutrition to ensure as many healthy lambs are born as possible this spring.

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Output down as ag-inflation bites

Beef and sheep farmers expect to scale back production over the coming months as they strive to remain profitable in the face of high input costs.

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Tackle mastitis with bedding sanitiser this winter

Dairy farmers housing cattle this winter, are being encouraged to incorporate a bedding sanitiser as part of a holistic mastitis prevention strategy.

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Why testing this winter is key to controlling liver fluke

Liver fluke levels are forecast to be relatively low for much of the UK this winter – but experts say the risk to grazing livestock on individual farms is less predictable.

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