Safety is paramount when it comes to cattle handling, for both animal and handler. Reducing risks and stress is essential and, in this episode, experts explain all the things to consider when choosing, installing and using cattle handling equipment.

Senior team members from IAE and Mole Valley Farmers Product Manager Michael Julian sit down with Seth Conway to share some of their top tips on stress-free, safe cattle handling to increase productivity and efficiency.

Surplus lambs are inevitable on any farm so learning how to make the most of them is essential. Seth Conway speaks to Dr Jessica Cooke from Volac Milk Replacers and Mole Valley Farmers Business Development Manager Bex Deacon who set up her own flock by rearing surplus lambs. They explain how assessing the lambing process as a whole, starting with ewe health pre-tupping, can make all the difference. They also cover the importance of colostrum production in late pregnancy, what methods you can use for feeding, feeding cold versus warm milk replacer and when to introduce creep feed. And they share the things on their lambing checklist you may not have thought of.

Only 20% of agricultural plastic is currently being recycled in the UK. Experts from APE and Berry talk to presenter Seth Conway about why this is so much lower than other European countries. They explain the obstacles farmers face when it comes to recycling and the importance of finding a solution that will be cost effective and convenient.

This is part 2 of our latest podcast with experts from Nukamel, the world’s first milk replacer producer, and Mole Valley Farmers where we're learning how to select the best milk replacer for your calves. Discover the telltale feed ingredients to avoid if you want to maximise calf growth and development, and hear about the best management practices to ensure optimal outcomes for your youngstock.

In this two-part episode experts from Nukamel and Mole Valley Farmers share their advice on calf milk replacer. They discuss how to select the best one, which feed ingredients to avoid to maximise calf growth and best management practices to ensure optimal outcomes for your youngstock. Presenter Seth Conway is joined by Jan Druyts, Drew Coppinger and Charlotte Hodgson.

The importance of the farming industry cooperating and collaborating is often talked about but what does it mean in practice? Join Mole Valley Farmers Chairman Stephen Bone, Chief Executive Jack Cordery, and Farmer Shareholder Sam Passmore as they discuss the unique ethos of Mole Valley Farmers and what that means at a practical farm level for Sam.

With the industry arguably facing some of its greatest challenges, Stephen, Jack and Sam discuss the power of trusted relationships, expert advice and supply chain resilience in helping to navigate the path ahead. We also hear from Dr Kerensa Hawkey and host Seth Conway.

In our latest podcast, join experts and JCB Farms as they discuss responsible worming practices, including optimal treatment timing and the importance of mastering faecal egg counts. Learn how to effectively use new group 4 and 5 drenches as break and quarantine doses to preserve wormer efficacy. Don’t let resistance take over on your farm—tune in now! Presented by Seth Conway.

Getting your calves off to the best start is crucial for maximising herd efficiency and profitability. Effective calf management is not just about healthy growth; it's also a key factor in reducing overall emissions. In this podcast, our experts share valuable insights on optimising calf management, from determining the ideal age for first calving to essential nutrition and health strategies. These practices are key to building a productive herd that’s not only profitable but also environmentally responsible. Presented by Seth Conway

Hear from Dairy Hygiene Specialist Mark Parkin and Riverford Organic Dairy's Herd Manager, Stuart Cock, on how the new and innovative teat hygiene product Virus Shield, exclusively available from Mole Valley Farmers, can help producers improve teat health, reduce carbon footprint and save energy costs. Speaking with farming presenter Seth Conway.

Experts warn that mineral deficiencies may be present in soils and crops this spring following one of the wettest winters on record. In this latest podcast, nutritionists and soil experts discuss the weather's impact on mineral levels and how farmers can avoid costly deficiencies in their stock. Presented by Seth Conway