Join us to find out more about the AHDB and Dairy UK consumer facing campaign around the newly created “Department of Dairy Related Scrumptious Affairs” which uses humour to spread emotive taste messages and reiterate the nutritional value of dairy in a balanced diet.
In this webinar Philip Dolbear and Martin Williams will discuss how to develop a mutually beneficial relationship between farmer and lender. The session will explain basic skills and tools which can be used to review, analyse and interpret your own farm accounts from a bank manager's perspective.
Motivated and experienced staff will help farm business profitability and make life easier. But there is a noticeable shortage of such people in the dairy industry today, which makes one of the biggest challenges for dairy farmers even harder.
Show day falls annually on the first Saturday in May, and is one of the earliest shows in the farming calendar. In recent years, the show has been held at Holehouse and is a fun day out for all the family
Stirling Agriculture Centre, A84, Stirling FK9 4RN
The world-famous Perth Bull Sales were established in 1865. They now take place at the company's new headquarters at Stirling and in July 2012 were officially renamed as the Stirling Bull Sales to reflect the new location. The pedigree bull sales are held in October, February and May each year.
This Annual Show is held at the Knapps, Kilmacolm by kind permission of Lord Maclay, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Robert Baxter.
The show has classes for cattle, sheep, Clydesdale horses, Young Farmers, light horses, dogs, children's pets and industrial work.
A great day out for the whole family!
The Borderway Sales Centre is located in the centre of the largest milk-fields in the UK, a perfect location for attracting top quality dairy cattle and buyers.
Since 1821, an annual Show has been held in Fife to encourage and showcase the breeding of livestock. Today, The Fife Show is held annually, on the third Saturday of May, just outside Cupar, and is one of the most popular one day agricultural shows in the country.
Lesmahagow Annual Show is a long established and well supported event. The aim of the show is to present the skills of the local people both in agriculture through livestock showing, sheep shearing, sheep dog trials but also in crafts, home baking, etc.
Bywell, Near Stocksfield, Northumberland, NE43 7AB
Over 23,000 visitors descended on Bywell for the annual Northumberland County Show. This show has plenty for everyone from a range of traders and exhibitors showing in the Indoor Shopping marquee to theTaste of Northumberland Food Hall and Network Artists Gallery.
Local agricultural and community show held 1st Saturday of June every year.Full of activities, events, displays, food and attractions! Family friendly.
Carsphairn Pastoral and Horticultural Society was founded in Carsphairn in 1875 to promote the agricultural produce of the Parish, and to encourage competition within the growers and the livestock breeders.
Drymen, Doune and Dunblane, Gargunnock, Braco and Stirling Shows have formed the Central Scotland Show Circuit to work more collaboratively together for the future of all area shows and to encourage more exhibitors to come along to all 5 shows each year.
The Cumberland Agricultural Society has been promoting agriculture and rural life for over 175 years with the main event of the year been the Cumberland Show held in June.
Come and see sheep being shorn, meet the Birds of Prey from KG Hawks and send your dog down Springer Rescue Scotland’s Temptation Alley! Dog Show from 1pm.
The International Centre, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 4JH
UK Dairy Day is staged at the International Centre in Telford, Shropshire a state of the art exhibition venue with hotels, restaurants and nearby shopping centre. Located off the M54 the venue is in the heart of the Midlands dairy producing counties.
Stirling Agriculture Centre, A84, Stirling FK9 4RN
The world-famous Perth Bull Sales were established in 1865. They now take place at the company's new headquarters at Stirling and in July 2012 were officially renamed as the Stirling Bull Sales to reflect the new location. The pedigree bull sales are held in October, February and May each year.
