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Beef & Lamb
13 January 2020
Join AHDB Beef & Lamb and Dr Alexander Corbishley, a senior lecturer in farm animal health at the University of Edinburgh, for a webinar looking at the prevalence of and risk factors for poor colostrum antibody absorption in suckled calves. Research from the University of Edinburgh has shown that one in three British suckler calves would benefit from improving the amount of antibodies absorbed from colostrum. Calves rely on the transfer of antibodies from the cow via her colostrum within the first few hours of life to provide protection from disease. When insufficient antibodies are absorbed, calves are at serious risk of disease during the pre-weaning period and are more likely to need antibiotic treatment.
23 January 2020
What the UK can learn from Canadian suckler systems to improve production and profitability
16 January 2020
Making suckler cow systems more profitable through grazing management
17 December 2019
Latest call to reduce livestock production misguided
10 February 2020
Join AHDB and NFU to discuss the opportunities for upland farmers in the years ahead.
30 January 2024
For the year to date, the average weekly earnings for farm workers has continued a steady upward trend.
17 September 2024
Red meat saw seasonal uplifts at Halloween but can we push the category further?
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13 February 2020
Utilise your grass better with the introduction of herb rich leys in an arable rotation and livestock system
12 February 2020
Utilise your grass better with the introduction of herb rich leys in an arable rotation and livestock system
11 February 2020
Utilise your grass better with the introduction of herb rich leys in an arable rotation and livestock system
15 August 2025
Information on feed, contamination, housing and health during flooding
2 December 2019
Market analyst Jennie Tanner updates you on the latest in the beef and lamb markets. In recent weeks the beef price has stabilised but the liveweight lamb price has seen significant increases.