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Celebrating Our 2026 International Sires of the Year
LIC is proud to recognise three outstanding bulls and their breeders as our 2026 International Sires of the Year.
July 6, 2026
LIC is proud to recognise three outstanding bulls and their breeders as our 2026 International Sires of the Year.
One of the most important aspects of any dairy operation is the management of youngstock. Properly rearing heifers goes beyond good animal husbandry – it lays the foundation for achieving superior breeding outcomes and ensures your herd’s genetic potential is fully realised.
Over the past 20 years, technology has transformed dairy farming across the UK, helping farmers make smarter, more informed decisions.
In 1985, Kieran Wellwood left college and travelled to New Zealand, where he was exposed to rotational grazing – a grass management system which had gone out of favour in the UK around the 1960’s.
Getting the Farm Ready for the Season Ahead
Feed availability, cow condition and declining milk prices dominate discussions across the dairy sector
As the season transitions and weather patterns continue to shift, farmers across the region are navigating a mix of strong pasture growth, herd condition challenges, and tightening financial pressures. Below is a summary of key considerations for the weeks ahead.
Key Strategies for a Strong Spring Start
The Pasture to Profit team shares some insights on grazing conditions, silage prep, herd health and breeding readiness as the season transitions.
After a dry and testing season, the rain has finally freshened things up with a welcome flush of green. Still, with soil moisture low and feed supplies tight, a bit of smart planning this autumn will go a long way in setting you up for a smoother winter and 2026.
UK dairy farmers are currently facing low forage stocks. Here are some strategies from our Pasture to Profit consultants to help manage grass growth rates heading into autumn.
