Our Christmas Species of the Week has to be sainfoin, otherwise known as 'Holy Hay'!  It's extremely palatable to livestock, has very good nutritional balance, can be grazed or fed as hay or silage, won’t cause bloat and is a natural anthelmintic. May we take this opportunity to ...

  We’re delighted to be sponsoring and taking part in The Oxford Real Farming Conference again this year, as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. Complex seed mixtures and the benefits they bring in terms of resilience, as well as to soil fertility, animal health and farm profitability, ...

Our Species of the Week this week is Chicory, an attractive, high protein, mineral rich forage herb with anthelmintic properties and a long tap root which means it did well during the drought. It's also good for fattening ...

Our first Species of the Week is Birdsfoot Trefoil. This winter hardy bioactive forage legume can improve protein utilisation in ruminant livestock. The interactive Species Guide in the Knowledge Hub includes over 100 s...

Despite the heavy rain in Devon yesterday, fifty farmers attended two sessions of the 'Successful Approaches to Grazing' field discussions hosted by ...