RABDF name Dairy UK Chief Executive, Dr Judith Bryans as the winner of this year’s Princess Royal Award, recognising her outstanding contribution to the sector. Dr Bryans was formally presented with the award earlier today (22 April) in a ceremony at Gatcombe Park by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.

The UK Dairy Carbon Network is a new project which will bring together farmers from across the UK to explore and implement practical solutions to manage greenhouse gas emissions.

The project is now recruiting 56 dairy farmers to form four farm networks in Northern Ireland, Cumbria and southwest Scotland, northwest England and the south/southwest England/Wales.

The Environment Agency (EA) is urging farmers to begin preparations now for winter slurry storage and to contact the EA if they have any concerns.

A top line-up of speakers will take to the stage at the leading regenerative event for livestock farmers, Down to Earth, next month in Cheshire to outline ways to improve profitability while transitioning to more environmentally acceptable systems.

RABDF is recruiting a Sales Executive role focusing on growing uptake and managing existing relationships for event space and sponsorship for some of the most successful events in the industry.

RABDF (Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers) are looking for a full-time CEO to lead the organisation into the next phase of its exciting future.

The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers (RABDF) is delighted to announce His Majesty King Charles III as its new Patron. 

RABDF name ex-Arla Chief Executive Ash Amirahmadi the winner of this year’s Princess Royal Award, recognising his outstanding contribution to the sector. Mr Amirahmadi was formally presented with the award earlier today (15 April) in a ceremony at Gatcombe Park by Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal.