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As dairy farm businesses face unpredictable commodity prices due to Brexit, Covid-19 and war in Eastern Europe there are various steps they can take to ensure they come through this current episode in as strong a position as possible.
A student from Harper Adams University has beaten off five other finalists and one of the highest number of entries to win this year's RABDF Dairy Student of the Year Award, sponsored by Mole Valley Farmers.
With spiraling fertiliser prices and lack of supply, as well as much more strict slurry application periods, there has never been a more important time to utilise your slurry to its full potential.
Mole Valley Farmers has welcomed a government move to fund improvements to the health and welfare of livestock, including annual vet visits and grants to improve livestock conditions.
Lowering the protein in parlour concentrate has the potential to boost margin over purchased feed by 5p/cow/day and reduce nitrogen excretion by 15% on one Wiltshire farm.
Mole Valley Farmers reports revenue growth of 10% and an increase in annual profits for the year ending September 2021, leaving the business well placed to maintain investment and support for the agricultural community.