Milk Recording
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UKAS Accreditation of CIS Laboratory
On the 5th and 6th February 2020 the CIS laboratory underwent a successful annual UKAS ISO17025 surveillance visit. Read more..
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Tesco introduces new measures for producers to test for IBR and Leptospirosis
Tesco are introducing measures for all their producers to do quarterly bulk milk testing for IBR and Leptospirosis. The CIS can test for both these diseases from one bulk milk sample and results can be returned within one week.
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Calling all Welsh dairy farmers who do not yet milk record...
Milk Recording from less than 55p* per cow per month Cofnodi Llaeth o lai na 55c * y fuwch y mis
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EU Funding for Welsh Dairy Farmers up to £750
It has been announced that EU funding is being made available to Welsh dairy farmers to help with the introduction of farm management tools such as milk recording. The milk record
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Optimise profitability by identifying open cows easily and effectively
Dairy farms can optimise profitability by shortening the calving interval and reducing the number of days that cows are open. The easiest way to accomplish both goals is the IDEXX
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Farmer Focus: Gilmour Lawrie – Sandyford and Myremill Farms near Ayr
Known locally by hundreds of school children KitKat farmer, 4th generation farmer Gilmour Lawrie has the oldest pedigree Ayrshire herd in the world. Gilmour, his wife Caroline and
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Lesley Griffiths urges dairy farmers to take advantage of EU support
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs has reminded Wales’ dairy farmers, who carry out milk recording, to take advantage of EU financial support before 19 August.
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Rising Through the Ranks - New Head of Field Services Appointed at the Cattle Information Service
The Cattle Information Service (CIS), leading milk recording organisation, welcomes internal promotion of Janette Mathie, who has been committed to the business for 29 years, progr
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SDCA - Dairy Farms reduce Dairy Cows increase
The Scottish Dairy herd analysis produced by the SDCA for 1st. January 2016 compared to 1st. January 2015 show surprising results. The net number of dairy farms has decreased by 27