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Cold late spring demands special grazing care

Cold late spring demands special grazing care PROLONGED cold and wet conditions across much of the country in the winter and early spring make it more important than ever for beef and sheep producers to manage their grazing with the greatest possible care.

Read more | Comments (0) | March 15 2010

EBLEX parasite guide updated for 2010

EBLEX parasite guide updated for 2010 BEEF and sheep producers can be confident they're making an informed choice about parasite control products, thanks to the latest EBLEX parasite guide.

Read more | Comments (0) | March 09 2010

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Events

Entry Level Stewardship / Higher Level Stewardship Pre-Booked Clinic - Chelford, Cheshire

Entry Level Stewardship / Higher Level Stewardship Pre-Booked Clinic - Chelford, Cheshire RICHARD Potts from the Land Management Advisory Service (LMAS) within Natural England will be available to assist and check Entry Level Stewardship (ELS) and Upland ELS (UELS) applications

Full Event Details | Starts March 29 2010 at 10:00AM

Agricultural Buildings Show - Stoneleigh, Coventry

Agricultural Buildings Show - Stoneleigh, Coventry INVESTING in buildings will be one the most significant and long lasting decisions that a farmer will make, with the results being a vital factor in the success or otherwise of the business for many years.

Full Event Details | Starts March 30 2010 at 09:00AM

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Fact Sheets

The BRP Beef and Sheep Parasite Control Guide (2010 update)

Published on 09 March 2010

A COMPREHENSIVE list of products, drenches, pour ons etc for the control of fluke and other internal and external parasites in beef cattle and sheep outlined by EBLEX. (2010 product update)

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Clamp or Bale? - weigh up the costs and benefits

Published on 18 February 2010

A CALCULATOR designed to help farmers make informed decisions about whether to clamp or bale silage crops, based on production costs, losses and nutritional benefits. Weigh up your options with this fact sheet from the Silage Advisory Centre.

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