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Dairy Talk - Becky Fenton: "While the discussions were valuable, I didn't hear much that was truly groundbreaking"

As I write this at the beginning of November, we are currently in the midst of doing our maize in Cheshire.

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Dairy Talk - Becky Fenton: "While the discussions were valuable, I didn't hear much that was truly groundbreaking"

Last week we did our maize in Staffordshire and getting it off with no trouble. Unlike last year, we've managed to get the cover crop in, using last year's grass seed. We will welcome this crop come...

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