Milk Recording
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Farmer Focus: D Blanch, Gloucestershire
The Blanch family have farmed at Poplar Farm, Gloucestershire for over 400 years, and is now under the management/proprietorship of David Blanch and his family. Read more..
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Dairy Farming Operational Excellence & Efficiency
At the core of every dairy operation lies the pursuit of operational excellence. Efficiency in production, resource utilisation, and animal health management are pivotal to achievi
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Invest and Navigate Herd Performance in 2024
Farmers have an opportunity to invest in the long-term profitability of their herds through milk recording and health testing.
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Farmer Focus: Mr R D Fleming, Hillhead, Lockerbie
Lockerbie-based dairy farmer Willie Fleming farms in partnership with his parents, Robert and Margaret, and has grown the dairy herd from 100 cattle to a herd of 370 pedigree Holst
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Farmer Focus: Brian and Judith Moorhouse, Skipton, N Yorkshire
Brian and Judith use the CIS Complete Pedigree Package Service with the support of CIS Area Manager Sally Hall, milk recording on a six-weekly for the Aireburn herd that was establ
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UK’s AI ‘twin’ will use big data to show the way to net zero
The Cattle Information Service are delighted to be a project partner as part of a new research project the University of Leicester that will use artificial intelligence to inform m
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Unlock your herd's hidden breeding potential
In association with AHDB, CIS is supporting a series of forthcoming AHDB workshops where dairy farmers will discover the untapped potential in their herd and receive a tailored rep
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Farmer Focus: RJ & JR Warren, Penzance, Cornwall
James is the 5th generation of his family farming at Tredinney Farm, Penzance, just 5 miles from Lands End, where this year they will be hosting the 2023 Guernsey World Conference.
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Use Milk Recording to identify IBR
Infectious Bovine Rinotracheitis (IBR) is an acute viral disease caused by type 1 bovine herpes virus (BHV-1) and affects the upper respiratory tract, which can lead to fatalities
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Monitor Herds for Johne’s by milk recording
Johne’s is an infectious, chronic, progressive wasting disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium avium paratuberculosis (referred to as MAP). In affected animals, it can lead to