As Autumn is fast approaching, we move into one of our busiest times of our year at the farm and across the College site.
With the start of the new students on site, the farm, campus and estate have moved from the quite of summer to a noisy start of term.
As we hit our conception targets, we will be expecting 160 calves to be born over the next six weeks. As the hybrid cow size and condition has stabilised, we have also been able to predict more accurately our annual grass and feed consumption.
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