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Wynnstay posted the thread Feeding higher volumes of calf milk - Dispelling the feeding myths in Livestock & Forage.Research trials have shown that feeding higher volumes of milk can lead to many benefits for calf, heifer and cow performance as well as... -
Early scanning data shows rates are 20 to 30% lower than normal following grass shortages due to the drought, meaning it is important to...
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Wynnstay replied to the thread Top tips for spring crop options in 2023.We would suggest it would be beneficial for you to contact the representatives/policymakers of the schemes you identify EFISC-GTP or...
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Incorporation of spring varieties into rotations can enhance farm business resilience, especially in the face of increased input costs...
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Wynnstay, the agricultural supplies group, has announced that it has acquired Tamar Milling Limited, a manufacturer and supplier of...
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Clostridial disease management is a common topic in sheep farming with most of the UK’s flock vaccinated before lambing for prevention...
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Ask a farmer what coccidiosis is, and he or she will inherently mention ‘blood scour’. Are they right? Yes and no. Coccidia is...
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Life without TB no doubt would make farming a happier, more profitable experience for many of us. Saying this some have adapted within...
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Wynnstay posted the thread Sign up for fast-track tickets for the Wynnstay Sheep & Beef Event 2022 in News, PR, Shows and Events.Join us on the 2nd of November 2022 at Coleg Cambria, Llysfasi for the Wynnstay Sheep & Beef Event. A free event that brings together...
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Wynnstay posted the thread Wynnstay Agri-Hub Podcast Season 2 : Ep11 – The Calf Rearing Trinity: Nutrition, Hygiene and Housing in News, PR, Shows and Events.In this month's episode, Tony is tapping into the not-so-holy calf-rearing trinity. Joined by Millie Hendy and Jess Yeomans from our...
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