The exclusivity of entry into the Hall of Fame is reserved for only the most exceptional bulls, having met very demanding criteria. What makes this an even prouder moment is ...

A 12-year-old bull with over 150,000 daughters has been inducted into an elite animal ‘Hall of Fame’ for his outstanding contribution to dairy herd improvement in New Zealand.

New research has confirmed bulls’ genetics play a role in how much methane they emit, highlighting the potential for farmers to breed low methane-emitting cows in the future.

Input costs and carbon footprint are among the forces pushing dairy producers to make more milk from grass. Supporting AHDB’s grass campaign, grassland specialist Piers Badnell suggests even higher production ...

In this insightful webinar LIC’s Malcolm Ellis presents findings from New Zealand farms on efficient cows, Sophie Evers from Teagasc shares data from the Irish dairy industry then we cover ...

There has been a lot happening in New Zealand's animal evaluation space over the past 18 months, including developing enhancements to the national animal evaluation system and a review of ...

With interest in alternative milking frequencies growing, watch this LIC Europe webinar to help make an informed decision for your farm

Now that scanning is done and the results are in, LIC's John Tobin shares some stock sale strategies to accelerate herd improvement.