Increasing the efficiency of feed utilisation and reducing feed waste will help improve performance and margins this winter. Feeding cows efficiently this winter will be crucial to make the
Facing a shortage of grazing or silage? Extend forage stocks by replacing a proportion of grass silage with straw and a molasses based liquid feed Straw and molasses based
Making the best use of grass grown between now and the end of the season could have a big impact on margins, particularly this year. Grass, whether grazed or
Improving forage utilisation from home-produced feed and extracting the maximum nutritional benefit will help reduce the cost of feeding cows, according to Georgina Chapman from liquid feed specialist ED&F
Improving forage utilisation by feeding more of the forage you produce and extracting the maximum nutritional benefit will help reduce the cost of feeding cows according to Georgiana Chapman
The molasses market continues to evolve, We are seeing positive signs on the supply side of the market with India expected to have a good crop and Thailand’s crop
Farmers are having to struggle this winter with higher feed prices and, in particular, protein costs in dairy diets. This is partly a consequence of global rises in the
THIS year's first cut grass silages have higher NDF and lignin contents making the forage more difficult to digest. At the same time, they are lower in the rapidly
In the last 12 months, brothers Richard and James Pratt have increased milk from forage by 1,00 litres/ cow and milk solids from 750kg to 806kg/ cow from their
This year’s first cut sil-ages have higher fibre and lignin contents than usual, making the forage more difficult to digest. That was according to Georgina Chapman, technical support manager
