Dairy
Farms that start breeding May 1 may be wrapping up with artificial insemination (AI) and letting stock bulls out to finish the job.
N.Ireland
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has been characterised as the most important technological breakthrough in the history of mankind.
Machinery
The large agricultural machinery manufactures have been getting greatly excited by the prospect of artificial intelligence (AI) and
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) are appealing for information following a report of...
A London company has received government funding to develop artificial intelligence for grassland management to support decarbonisation.
Sexed straws now account for almost 80% of Ai Services Ltd.’s semen sales into the dairy sector. And this figure looks set to grow further.
Beef
Currently, the amount of suckler farms in Ireland using AI is low; somewhere in the region of 25%...
AHDB Beef & Lamb has announced it will fund up to 50% of the costs of DIY AI courses for suckler producers with over 30 breeding females.
The tough fodder conditions facing many Irish farmers are expected to lead to an increase in abortions in livestock this summer.
The possibility of policy changes in the wake of the Jaegerbomb saga is set to come under...
The possibility of policy changes in the wake of the Jaegerbomb saga is set to come under discussion tomorrow at a Limousin society meeting.
The UK’s Limousin society has advised members not to buy or use Ballinloan Jaegerbomb semen...
The UK's Limousin society has advised members not to use Ballinloan Jaegerbomb semen following doubts over the champion AI bull's parentage.
An up-and-coming champion AI bull whose semen has been sold internationally has had his pedigree...
The breeding season is fast approaching and decisions made in the coming weeks could have a lasting impact on the look of your herd.
Dairy farmers are looking to get the most value for their calves by using beef AI sires, according to some cattle breeding companies.
There has been an increase in the number of dairy farmers using beef sires in 2016
Sexed semen demand has been lower than expected in 2015. This is primarily due to the lower milk price farmers are receiving.
Reports that Dovea AI bull Lisduff Dandy was being taken out of service are not true, according to Dovea.
One English farmer selecting for maternal traits has shown that Charolais can make an ideal suckler cow.
Two successive years of falling AI usage within the national dairy herd has created a dearth in the number of replacement heifers now available to Irish milk producers.
