Young dairy farmer has the winning formula
By winning the first Farmers Weekly Farmers Apprentice competition, dairy enthusiast George Brown received £10k but he also showed that you do not have to be a farmer's son or daughter to aim for a...
View ArticleDairy Farmers on TV
Channel 4 starts a new series, First Time Farmers this week, looking at all aspects of farming life by taking the perspective of the younger generations, including three aspiring dairy farmers.
View ArticlePlenty of bulls: dairy farmers play cupid for cows
It may sound like a load of bull, but technology-savvy dairy farmers are using online dating programmes to find the perfect match for their cows.
View ArticleOpen Farm Sunday – 9th June 2013
Discover the story behind your food and find out more about the countryside, by making a date with Open Farm Sunday on the 9th June.
View Article'Cow of the Year'
Gourmet yoghurt brand The Collective is looking for a beauty queen with a fetching face, long lashes and a sweet temperament to take away star prize at a very special beauty pageant…for cows.
View ArticleMilk race
The legendary cycling event The Milk Race is to make a return to the British sporting calendar after a 20-year absence, The Dairy Council has announced.
View ArticleCity Dweller's Guide to the Countryside
Are you making the most of the homegrown source of everyday goodness that dairy farms and beyond deliver for us daily?
View ArticleCheese comes from plants and fish fingers are made of chicken
Research conducted by the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) among over 27,500 children across the UK, shows that nearly a third (29 per cent) of primary school children think that cheese comes from...
View ArticleOpen Farm Sunday success
More dairy farms than ever opened their gates for Open Farm Sunday on 9 June, welcoming thousands of visitors to discover the story behind our food and demonstrate their support for British farmers.
View ArticleEnjoying the view from sand cubicle
When you get to enjoy stunning views like Martin and Liz Bennett it is easy to understand why they decided to keep them when extending the dairy building.
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