While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
At a Ruminant Revival Collaboration day on-farm in West Lothian delegates heard how a changing climate requires a different approach to parasite control
Row erupts over ong-running debate about breed classification, genetics and conservation
Livestock specialist Katie Fallon talks of the British stratified sheep system and breeding sheep sales