In your mailing: Q Fever DAIRY insight Q (Query) fever, caused by the bacteria Coxiella burnetti, is an important disease of cattle, sheep and goats. As well as causing potentially significant losses in dairy herds, it is a zoonotic disease, which...

Summer newsletter Rising input costs put focus on efficiency Dairy Manager Update Dairy Costings Focus Report Show Update Staff Update Download your copy for free here.

Focus on marginal gains and efficiencies to bolster bottom lines Producers have doubled down on efficiencies and succeeded in boosting health, fertility, and margins across the board, according to the latest Kingshay Dairy Costings Focus Report. Loo...

New data confirms strides made in reducing dairy antimicrobials use             The first Dairy Antimicrobial Focus Report, launched by Kingshay, highlights that 79% of herds achieved the Ruma 2020 target of 21 mg/kg PCU by March 2021, wi...

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Dairy margins increase almost 25% in 10 years, reveals Kingshay report Margins over purchased feed for conventional dairy herds have increased by 24.1% in the past 10 years, to £1,704/cow, according to the annual Kingshay Dairy Costings Focus Repor...

With all the Kingshay news and views, this month's newsletter includes: South West Dairy Development Centre Update “In my field” with Brian Leggat Dairy Manager Update EDF Autumn Meeting Kingshay Staff Updates Download yo...

October newsletter The Large get Larger “In my Field” with Graeme Smith SWDDC Update Dairy Manager Update Download your copy here

Large herds growing rapidly, reveals Kingshay report Large dairy herds are growing rapidly, both in terms of size and productivity, according to the annual Dairy Costings Report from Kingshay. Based on actual figures from almost 2,000 herds wit...