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Fibre processing- unlocking the true potential.

Post author:CMC Team
Post published:September 30, 2020
Post category:Featured Ruminant

A health rumen means a healthy and hopefully profitable animal.

Grazing rejection and management

Post author:CMC Team
Post published:July 28, 2020
Post category:Ruminant

Read more about how we can help with grazing management, and Humber fertiliser products by a Crediton Milling Forage Specialist

Supporting Fats at Grass

Post author:Matt Rance
Post published:May 27, 2020
Post category:Ruminant

Sub-clinical and clinical acidosis occurs as rumen pH falls. The greater the fall and the longer low pH conditions remain, the more severe the consequences are on rumen health and…

How Preventative Foot Trimming Can Reduce Herd Lameness

Post author:Sarah Cann
Post published:May 11, 2020
Post category:Dairy Ruminant

Sarah Cann, part of our CMC focus team provides valuable information to help you measure, manage and monitor the level of lameness in your herd to improve herd health, productivity and overall farm profitability.

The benefits of resizing groups of cattle for optimal performance

Post author:Joe Banks
Post published:April 29, 2020
Post category:Beef Dairy Ruminant

With the challenging economic pressures currently facing the beef industry, resizing cattle are measures that can be taken to ensure that ALL animals grow as quickly and well as they can? An article from our Ruminant Specialist

Benefits of Pre-Cut Testing Fresh Grass to Determine Silage Quality

Post author:Mark Tucker
Post published:April 27, 2020
Post category:Dairy Forage Ruminant Soil

Pre-cut testing of fresh grass With all this dry weather, first cut is fast approaching but is it time yet? Mark Tucker, our Forage Specialist has taken some time…

Silosolve FC

Post author:CMC Team
Post published:March 27, 2020
Post category:Ruminant

It’s getting close to that time of year again when silaging will rapidly be upon us so thoughts will turn to “shall I use an additive” “do they work” “which…

Flashback to 2014 by Jenny

Post author:Jenny Ashton
Post published:November 20, 2019
Post category:Ruminant

This story was first published in 2014 and we thought we'd revisit the story 5 years later. I have been quite successful this year with my Young Farmers dairy stock…

Supporting Fats at Grass

Post author:John Cann
Post published:July 24, 2019
Post category:Ruminant Soil

Sub-clinical and clinical acidosis occurs as rumen pH falls. The greater the fall and the longer low pH conditions remain, the more severe the consequences are on rumen health and…

If you can’t stand the heat, your cows definitely can’t

Post author:Andrew Power
Post published:July 2, 2019
Post category:Dairy Ruminant

As I am writing this article, it seems to me that heat stress may not be at the forefront of your minds, but it may be more prevalent than you…