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British Cattle Conference has Sustainability as its Theme Anyone with an interest in dairy and beef cattle genetics is urged to take a look at the next British Cattle Conference, which will take place on 26 and 27 January 2010 in Telford.
A broad cross-section of speakers ranging from innovative cattle breeders to scientists at the cutting edge of genomic technologies promises to entertain and inform delegates and leave them inspired to return to their work in the farming sector with a broader outlook, greater hope and bigger ambitions. A strong theme of sustainability will run through the event, and many of the speakers will propose workable solutions to reduce the carbon footprint of the cow, some bringing brand new evidence from research to be completed at the end of 2009. On the afternoon before the main event (Monday 25 January) there will also be an opportunity to both hear and question representatives from each of the livestock boards - HCC, EBLEX, QMS, DairyCo and LMC. Conference chairman will be Devon-based Rob Wills of UK Sire Services who has worked tirelessly to export British livestock and build its reputation around the world. For full details visit www.cattlebreeders.org.uk or call Lesley Lewin on 01409 241579. Conference packages start at just £85.
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