by Agritech | 9th Sep 2024 | Blog, News
Another winter is approaching, and now is the time for planning, in order to make informed decisions around nutritional management. Following a...
by Agritech | 2nd Sep 2024 | Blog, News
Although it seems almost too early to admit, and it doesn’t appear to have been that long since ‘winter mode’ ended, but Winter...
by Agritech | 6th Aug 2024 | Blog, News
Early autumn reseeding is the preferred option for many to reseed grazing ground due to reduced pressure on grass availability and the increased...
by Agritech | 11th Jul 2024 | Blog, News
Slow growth has been the theme so far this year with many reseeding plans on the main grazing block have either been placed on hold or delayed....
by Agritech | 3rd Jul 2024 | Blog, News
Grass Growth In recent weeks, slow growth has been the common factor noted across the regions, with much of the focus devoted to balancing grass...
by Agritech | 3rd Jul 2024 | Blog, News
It’s vitally important that the next generation of milking cows don’t fall between two stools in the quieter part of the year. Now that breeding...
by Agritech | 17th Jun 2024 | Blog, News
Pre-weaning the overall aim was to have doubled our calves birth weight at the point of weaning, and to be ~100 kg at 11-12 weeks before being...
by Agritech | 6th Jun 2024 | Blog, News
After a tumultuous start to the grazing season, the focus regarding nutrition at this point in the year should be simply centred around always...
by Agritech | 10th Apr 2024 | News
After an incredibly wet spring, with grazing being more off than on during March, the significance of having a reserve of available, high quality...
by Agritech | 1st Mar 2024 | Blog, News
As newborn calves are born with undeveloped rumens, the main objective over the next few weeks and months is to implement an early feeding strategy...
by Agritech | 2nd Feb 2024 | Blog, News
The efficiency of a grass-based system is hugely influenced by calving pattern, necessitating excellent reproductive performance in a short-breeding...
by gammarketing | 29th Jan 2024 | Blog, News
Calves that receive a sufficient level of high quality, clean, fresh colostrum have proven to be 24 times less likely to suffer from a scour-related...