The countdown is on to the 10th anniversary of UK Dairy Day on Wednesday 11th September at Telford. With fantastic support from sponsors, trade and cattle exhibitors, UK Dairy Day provides the opportunity to network, share knowledge, learn and most importantly, do business.
Trade Stands:
The internal and external exhibition areas will feature over 280 trade exhibitors including feed manufacturers, animal health suppliers, vets, milk buyers, dairy and farm equipment suppliers and professional service providers and charities.
Cattle Show:
The UK Dairy Day 2024 cattle show will feature six dairy breeds with a leading line-up of judges who will cast their professional eye over the show ring. The cattle show will be live-streamed throughout the day with commentary for those unable to attend UK Dairy Day. The link will be available from the home page of the event website.
New Product Competition:
A showcase of new products exhibitors have launched in the past 12 months will feature in the concourse and be judged by the New Product Competition sponsor IDEXX.
Industry Panels and Seminars:
The first floor will feature four industry panels with leading industry representatives. The hour-long panels will run alongside four seminar presentations with speakers covering key dairy subjects with each broadcast on screens, and recordings available to watch after the event.
Practical Demonstrations:
Returning to the external exhibition area will be Tim Carter with the live foot trimming and knife sharpening demonstration, and Scarsdale Vets with the ‘Beneath the Black and White’ calf painting. The internal exhibition area by Hall 3 cattle stalls will feature Type Classification and Linear Scoring demonstrations for the Ayrshire, Jersey and Holstein breeds.
The UK Dairy Day team look forward to welcoming everyone, the doors open at 8.00am, it is free entry and parking and there is no need to pre-register. Pick up a copy of the Event Guide to ensure you don’t miss out on anything.
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