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Beef & Lamb
4 September 2025
An industry webinar will present the benefits of genetic improvement for farming businesses
10 September 2025
A fascinating and educational evening focused on calf health
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19 August 2025
Find out why key performance indicators (KPIs) are a useful way to monitor fertility within your suckler herd.
18 August 2025
Great British Calf Week returns on 10 September, focusing on how using data can help inform decisions on farm and within the supply chain.
15 August 2025
Using data from our GB deadweight price reporting sample, we examine how the classification of cattle carcases has changed over time.
11 September 2025
A morning of coffee, calves, and quizzing at Bidlea Dairy
14 August 2025
Earlier this week, Piers Badnell spoke with Anthony Mitchell to see how he has been coping in the dry weather.
14 August 2025
Piers Badnell, consultant at Pasture to Profit, shares his advice on keeping grass in the diet during drought conditions.
15 August 2025
We explore Farmbench data for the 2023-24 season to understand what has driven profits upland and lowland flocks.
15 September 2025
Join us at this webinar to explore how effective heifer rearing strategies directly influence farm business profitability and long-term sustainability. Presenting in partnership with the Calf Action Network.
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18 August 2025
AHDB has launched a new genetic tool that measures the potential of an animal to reduce the carbon footprint of suckler beef through improved herd efficiencies.
16 September 2025
Join us at this webinar to learn about the benefits of pair housing. Calf rearing is crucial for the dairy industry to produce the herd of the future. Over the last decade there has been a big leap forward in our understanding of calf social behaviours, and how they like to have social company and can learn from each other. Traditionally many calves were housed in individual pens, but new research has shown pair housing is a better option. This talk will go over these findings, and what it can mean for calves.