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Buffer Feeding – A Practical Guide for UK Farmersufac
As we move through the grazing season, grass quality and quantity can fluctuate. That’s where buffer feeding comes into play.
As we move through the grazing season, grass quality and quantity can fluctuate. That’s where buffer feeding comes into play.
The transition to grass requires careful monitoring of grass growth, pasture conditions, animal health, and nutrition, with strategies to mitigate risks such as overgrazing, parasitic infestations, and poor soil fertility.
Revisited trial figures reveal significant feed carbon footprint savings
The transition period from pregnancy to lactation is one of the most crucial phases in a dairy cow’s life. This period, often referred to as the “fresh” period, begins immediately after calving and typically lasts for the first 30 days.
Our comprehensive poultry guide provides an in-depth look at the vital aspects of poultry farming, highlighting challenges, best practices, and key considerations for farmers in the UK.
Amidst ongoing discussions about sustainable farming practices in agriculture, UFAC is proud to highlight Envirolac.
Despite having a wet Summer this year, in true British fashion, colder weather is on the horizon. With rain, wind, and cooler conditions expected this winter, many farmers will soon begin preparing their livestock for winter.
A paper, published in the journal Animal Feed Science and Technology, has concluded that a new palm-free fat supplement can replace palm-based fats in dairy diets.
Despite having a wet Summer this year, in true British fashion, colder weather is on the horizon. With rain, wind, and cooler conditions expected this winter, many farmers will soon begin preparing their livestock for winter.
Dwindling fish stocks are resulting in a shortage of fishmeal, significantly pushing up costs, but in doing so presenting opportunities to take advantage of a cost-effective, sustainable protein source for pig and poultry diets, with potential performance benefits.