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The British Cattle Breeders Club (BCBC) has announced that its next conference will be held virtually on Tuesday 25th January 2022.
The theme for the conference will be ‘A Breath of Fresh Air’ reflecting the club’s aspiration to focus on positivity, resilience and opportunity.
BCBC chair Dr Karen Wonnacott explains: “After what has been a challenging time for everyone, we have pulled together a positive and forward-thinking programme with a strong focus on breeding and genetics.
As in previous years the event will include beef and dairy specific presentations with keynote speakers who will address issues that are pertinent to both sectors. These include Professor Jude Capper, award-winning livestock sustainability consultant and Harper Adams University’s ABP chair in sustainable beef production.
Agriculture’s role in combating climate change will be the focus for Professor Myles Allen of the University of Oxford, while Steve McLean of M&S will bring the retailer’s perspective and expectations. Nigel Owens MBE, Welsh Hereford farmer and former International Rugby Union referee will speak on resilience and mental health within the industry.
Other confirmed speakers include Seth Waring of the Stabiliser Cattle Company, Marco Winters of AHDB Dairy and Dr Jonathan Statham, cattle health specialist at Bishopton Vets.
Full details of the conference, speakers and how to book a place will be available in the Autumn on our website www.cattlebreeders.org.uk