21 Aug 2018
Dairy farm of 2027 - what will the dairy farm of the future look like?
Looking at the future of dairy farming.
How can farmers get their businesses into the best possible shape for the future?
Dairy Farm of 2027 looks at the challenges which lay ahead over the next 10 years and offers free practical advice and solutions on how to safeguard your future in the industry.
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Facing up to what the future may hold for the dairy industry
Over the next 10 years, dairy farmers will face numerous challenges which will test the resilience of their businesses to the max.
How to maximise milk from forage
All dairy farmers should be pushing themselves to maximise milk from forage by making the most of the latest management techniques.
Simple forage-focused system ticks all the boxes
Whether you are a dry or wet farm, there is potential to reduce feed costs and protect your business from volatile markets by making better use of grazed grass.
Understanding feeding is vital
Having a technical mindset when it comes to cow feeding is a must for the efficient farm.
Team approach to dairy business boosts herd health
Any dairy business striving for a bright future needs to place herd health planning at its heart.
Time to rethink vaccination?
Many farmers are burying their heads in the sand when it comes to disease risk and the need to vaccinate.
Help with future herd planning
High herd health and welfare is what differentiates British farms from their global competitors.
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