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Reaching dairy climate goals using palm-free fat supplements
International audience to learn of latest research on meeting nutritional goals without reliance on palm-derived calcium soap-based fats.
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Protecting Fertility When Milk Prices Fall:
When milk price drops, it is natural to look across the system for places to save money.
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David Turnbull
We are deeply saddened to share the unexpected passing of David Turnbull, who was a highly valued member of our team at UFAC.
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UFAC UK strengthens international relations with Danish group 3S A/S
UFAC-UK recently hosted the management team from the Danish farmer purchasing group, 3S A/S, with collaboration and strengthening international relationships the theme of the visit.
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Understanding Mycotoxins in Livestock Nutrition
Mycotoxins are unavoidable contaminants in feed that reduce performance and animal health.
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New nutritional supplement developments previewed at international sales meeting
UFAC UK’s national and international sales and marketing teams come together in UK ahead of new autumn product launch .
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New Appointment: Dr Andrew Pine
We are delighted to announce that Dr Andrew Pine has joined UFAC-UK as Regional Business Manager, covering the Midlands, South East, and East of England.
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Preparing for Winter Feeding: A Comprehensive Guide for British Dairy Farms
As the temperature drops and cows are housed indoors, the nutritional, environmental and health needs of the herd change significantly.
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Mycotoxins in Poultry – A Guide to Feed Contamination and Flock Health
Mycotoxins are a hidden but serious threat to poultry production, often going unnoticed until performance and health begin to suffer.
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Buffer Feeding – A Practical Guide for UK Farmers
As we move through the grazing season, grass quality and quantity can fluctuate.
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