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Calves in a field

This conference aims to promote best practice and facilitate the exchange of ideas relevant to all stages of youngstock rearing. It will feature a series of practical seminars addressing the latest developments in cattle breeding, nutrition and health.

Thursday, 18 July 2024

8:45am - 5:00pm

Sandy Park Stadium, Exeter, Devon

EX2 7NN

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Now in its third year and in a new location, the National Youngstock Conference provides a forum for producers, vets, researchers and other dairy and beef professionals to meet and discuss key topics.

It has been designed to cater for all levels of experience and knowledge.

Hannah Jones AHDB Senior Beef & Lamb Analyst will present an update on the GB Calf Strategy and Marian Coombe NFU TB Advisor will talk about the TB policy changes for testing.

Ticket numbers are limited and sold on a first-come-first-served basis. Use the following discount code to secure £5 off your ticket: AHDBYoungstock24

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