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Welcome to the Massey
Feeds Website, providing visitors with the latest technical and commercial information about our comprehensive range of products and services. In addition to our standard bulk delivery service we operate Cash and Carry facilities from both our Mills at Holmes Chapel and Preston, as well as our Bag Store at Longnor. Just drive-in, pay and collect.
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 SHEEP
FARMING WITH A DIFFERENCE
Massey Feeds
Sheep Roadshow is taking place on Monday 25th and Tuesday 26th
January at the following venues:
25.1.10 - 2.00pm Bakewell Market, Bakewell
26.1.10 - 11.00am Crooklands Hotel, Crooklands
26.1.10 - 7.00pm Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn
We are fortunate to have Patrick Nuttall speaking on his 600 ewe
flock which he farms in County Wicklow, Southern Ireland. He
has also adopted specific housing and feeding strategies of the
sheep in order to optimise performance, also speaking will be David
Wilde of Massey Feeds discussing what's new in feeding sheep?
If you are interesting in coming along to any of these meeting
please call 01477 536300 for more information.
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MASSEY FEEDS PRESS CONFERENCE
Massey Bros held
a conference for the dairy press on Thursday 24th September at the
Holmes Chapel Mill. All the major titles were present to hear about
the new FiMLAC range of feeds. Speaking at the conference
were:
David Wilde, ruminant product manager at Massey Bros, explaining the
rationale behind the FiMLAC range.
Dr Liam Sinclair, Principal lecturer at Harper Adams University
College, talking about his latest research in to feeding zinc to
dairy cows, which forms the backbone of the new and unique FiMLAC
Dairy premix.
Pat Charlton, European Regional Director for Alltech, discussing the
importance of the form of selenium supplementation for optimal
performance in cows, also a key factor in the new FiMLAC Dairy
premix.
Click here for more information on our Fimlac range.
Click here
for even more information on our Press Release.
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SHEEP
FEED SUCCESS!!!!
Massey
Feeds customer S. Aspin from Peover, was overjoyed with the price
received for the Texel Ewe and Lambs at Chelford Market.
Feeding our Super Breeder Nuts the stock exceeded almost twice the
average market price.
Since using Massey Sheep Feeds the sheep have never failed to
achieved top price at Chelford.
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 Q.
IS BULL BEEF PROFITABLE ?With
the recent increase in beef prices it is becoming more important
than ever to achieve your targets when rearing bull beef. Contact
your local MASSEY FEEDS representative, who will be able to give you
expert advice on,
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A CORRECT
FEEDING PROGRAMME
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HOUSING &
HYGIENE
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HEALTH ISSUES
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A TARGET
PROGRAMME
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FULL COSTING
A.YES
WHEN YOU FOLLOW MASSEY FEEDS FEEDING & MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME
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GRASS
- IS IT AFFORDABLE? YES!!!
For more information click here
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FEATURED CUSTOMER
WEB SITE |
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This month's featured website is
Mr Jones at Waugh Brow Farm.
Click
here to visit the website. |
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LATEST NEWS PAGE |
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To see all Massey
Feeds previous news and events click here. |
FREE
MANAGEMENT SERVICE |
Massey Feeds
provides a free
service to customers to assist in the managing of their flocks
and herds by recording individual enterprise information to
produce production and financial
reports
and comparison against targets in a simple and confidential
format. Visit our Services
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GRASS RESULTS |
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Our weekly averages
grass readings for the 2009 season.
Click here
to see last season's figures. | |
SILAGE RESULTS |
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Monthly averages Grass Silage results are available for the
2008 season.
Click here to see this months figures |
CROP GROWERS |
 Massey Feeds buy the following crops:
Barley, Beans, Oats & Wheat.
For more information visit the Crop Growers page or call Alan on 01477-536300 |
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MASSEY FEEDS NEW PRODUCTS |
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Massey Feeds shares farmer's
concerns over healthy cows this Winter and are now adding
SELPLEX to all their main ruminant products. SELPLEX is a
great source of selenium which has been proved to reduce the
number of cases of mastitis and helps decrease the somatic cell
counts whilst improving fertility.
For more information click
here. Our New FiMLAC range is now available for more more
information click here. |
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