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The 'Maximising the environment for the high yielding cow with Jamie Robertson' event is one of many events listed. View all events.
AHDB is running a series of practical workshops that will focus on ventilation and also incorporate other aspects of the cow’s environment including feed space and cow comfort to help farmers optimise the environment to maximise herd performance.
In high yielding, all year round calving herds, marginal gains can have a big impact on the bottom line. The limiting factor is rarely the genetic potential of the cow but the environment in which she can express her potential. Buildings often become the bottle-neck due to the cost to replace them.
The Workshop:
A practical on farm session, limited to a maximum of 25 attendees. Aimed at farmers with housed herds of high yielding cows. Lunch and refreshments are included.
Outcomes:
Assess your own building to identify the restrictions in ventilation, feed space and cow comfort
Maximise productivity from your current building
Avoid the pitfalls and impacts of new building designs
The cost/benefit of building modification
The cost of attending this meeting is funded via your levy. Please ensure you register your attendance for catering purposes. Levy payers will have first refusal.
Please bring a clean pair of wellington boots to help with the biosecurity and out of respect to the host’s farm business.
To find out more or book a place, please contact the KE Events hub on 01904 771216 or email ke.events@ahdb.org.uk.