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When installed and used correctly farm businesses can see increased profits as a greater mass of forage is made available and higher quality grass can be grown. Farmers can also see improved efficiency in their time with cows conveniently migrating from steading to paddock with minimum stress. Tracks reduce the potential for environmental damage, they allow for more control options in grazing strategies and they are hugely beneficial to cow foot health and animal welfare. However, there’s a lot more to installing a network of cow tracks than using any old stone and a JCB!
If you are involved in grazing dairy cattle and are looking to improve dairy performance this is a must-get-to meeting to get an insight into an exemplar farm that is using cow tracks. Join us at West Drumlemble Farm. The meeting will conclude at 3.00 pm
To book please go to:
https://www.fas.scot/events/event/on-track-for-progress-campbeltown/