Users of AgroSoft’s WinPig will be introduced to a brand new version of the herd-recording software in the near future, writes Graeme Kirk. After extensive testing,…
Month: July 2013
Worm infections often go unnoticed as they don’t necessarily produce the clinical signs or dire mortality that are often associated with viral or bacterial diseases. However,…
Two of the major problems associated with wet harvests – the high cost of grain drying and the risk of mycotoxins – can both be addressed…
A group of US farmers have remained unconvinced by the EU’s stance on sow stalls following their return from a trip to Europe to examine the…
As many as 150 jobs could go at Tulip sites at Boston, Lincolnshire; Kings Lynn, Norfolk; and Bodmin, Cornwall, after the company failed to win a…
Sam Walton has been to see a North Yorkshire company that specialises in securing private water supplies for businesses across BritainThe very name Dales Water conjures…
The Queen’s Birthday Honours List included an MBE for Lincolnshire-based pig producer Meryl Ward. Sam Walton went to talk to her about the accoladeIt gives us…
The European Commission’s latest Short Term Outlook for EU arable crops, meat and dairy markets suggests prospects for an improved economic situation and lower grain prices…
Despite the DAPP improving by 0.74p on the back of last week’s price rises and now standing at another new high of 168.18p, with the notable…
Pig production is a competitive business and the way to win is usually to produce more pigmeat at lower cost. Independent consultant John Richardson, of Production…