| UK Dairy Day
Holstein UK:
The Journal
UK Dairy Day
Preview 2018
Returning for its 5th year, UK Dairy Day will fill the town of Telford on Wednesday 12th September when it opens its
doors for the annual trade event at the International Centre.
ith ambition to beat previous
visitor records, the UK Dairy
Team, coordinated by Holstein
UK, are in full swings of
organisation with the
countdown to September on.
Exhibitor trade stand bookings are at full
capacity and feature UK and International
businesses, sponsorship packages are
finalised, and seminar topics are being
scheduled to make the show a varied dairy
learning experience. With new features and
zones, the 2018 event will offer everything a
dairy farmer needs to develop, consolidate, and
innovate their farming business ahead of Brexit.
UK Dairy Day brings together all facets of the
dairy industry; farmers, students, breeders,
geneticists, vets, feed merchants, dairy
equipment suppliers and milk buyers - plus
professional service providers, charities, and
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colleges. For anyone connected to the dairy
industry, it’s the event to attend this year; an
opportunity to network, share knowledge, learn
and most importantly, do business at a time of
year when important decisions need to be
made ahead of Winter housing.
5 Top Reasons to Attend…
1. Over 300 trade stands across internal and
external exhibition area
2. A chance to learn about new products,
services and technologies on the market to
enhance your business performance and
efficiency
3. Meet with a variety of suppliers, all under
one roof – do vital business, planning and
decision making
4. The Cattle Show featuring The National
Holstein Show, National Ayrshire Show and
National Brown Swiss Show plus classes for
Dairy Shorthorn, Guernsey and Jersey breeds
5. A chance to get off the farm for an
enjoyable day out – share knowledge, ideas
and positivity amongst other producers
The Cattle Show
The Cattle Show at UK Dairy Day, sponsored
by NWF Agriculture, Westpoint Farm Vets and
Wilson Agri, will feature three National Shows,
Holstein, Ayrshire and Brown Swiss, making it
the must-attend event for all dairy breeds. Lisa
Window-Walker has been announced as
National Ayrshire Judg e, Dr Angelo Pozzatti as
National Brown Swiss Judge and Shropshire
farmer Mick Gould takes on the National
Holstein category. Completing the line-up for
the other breeds are James Lambe (Dairy
Shorthorn Judge), James Warren (Guernsey
Judge) and Anna Stable (Jersey Judge).
Lynden Bustard, UK Dairy Day Cattle Show
Manager and Chief Steward, commented;
“Thanks to the ongoing support from the dairy
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