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We are the UK’s No1 independent Ruminant Nutrition Company

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New Breed UK the most farmer influential independent nutritional sales company in the UK

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• Honesty

• Mutual Trust

• Superior Knowledge

10/09/2025

We are at Westmorland Show!

We are on stand M330 with food and refreshments at the ready, come down to say hello and meet the team today & tomorrow!

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16/08/2025

Forage – the backbone of any ruminant diet 🌱 🌱

Over the past few years, challenging weather has meant many reseeds have been missed.

The knock on effect?

As a business we are seeing reduced milk and meat production from forage on many farm costings.

Now is a key window to restore productivity and improve your forage performance by reseeding.

If you’re “catching up” after years without reseeding because of the poor field conditions we encountered, give us a call.

We work with a range of trusted grass seed suppliers to ensure you get the best value for money and maximum return on your investment.

📞 Get in touch today to discuss your requirements – let’s get your fields working for you again! Call Anna Stamper 07425 753838 our Grass Seed Product Manager or our Office 01524 542600

15/08/2025

🌽🥛🌽🥛🌽🥛 With many Maize crops looking fantastic we need to ensure we get the most return from your valuable crop, Advanze Maize has the only Gen Five Enzyme technology to help achieve this, please read below and or get in touch via the office or message this page for for more information and advice - 01524 542600 🥛🌽🥛🌽🥛🌽

20/06/2025

Same goes for 3rd and 4th cuts….

One of our senior Ruminant Nutritionists Ian Wozencroft is finding some second cut forages are still high in Nitrogen pre-cutting, don’t take the chance of Nitrogen left in the pre-cut grass having a negative effect on your valuable forage through having a poor fermentation. Get in touch with your local New Breed advisor to carry out pre-cut testing, we're here to help ensure you have the best forage possible for the coming winter. Call our office on 01524 542600 or message this page to be put in touch with your closest New Breed advisor if you don’t know who it is. New Breed Uk

30/05/2025

Ruminants are amazing creatures, but what does being a ruminant mean? 🐄🐑🐐
Ruminants are ungulates (2-toed) animals that chew a regurgitated cud. In order to chew their cud, they must have a specific type of stomach -- a rumen.

Our domesticated ruminants have 1 stomach with 4 awesome compartments.

1️⃣ Rumen – The 1st chamber is the biggest and can be bigger than 30 gallons in a mature cow! 🐮 The rumen has a "shaggy" carpet feel/look with papillae that flow back and forth (think seaweed 🌊 moving in the ocean). The rumen is filled with "bugs" 🦠 and has its own ecosystem of bacteria and yeast to break down forages 🌾.

2️⃣ Reticulum – This 2nd chamber is a smaller outcropping of the rumen and has "cups" like a honeycomb 🍯 pattern to catch the food for digestion.

3️⃣ Omasum – The 3rd part is a tight basketball 🏀 shaped compartment in adult cattle with many "pages" 📖 of a book. The food weaves back and forth, absorbing water 💧 and drying out the ingesta.

4️⃣ Abomasum – The 4th compartment is like our human stomach 🧍. The ingesta is rehydrated with acid 🧪 for the final digestion before the intestines.

📸 Check out what they look like below…

10/05/2025

Beautiful morning in North Wales as some of the New Breed team are out and about supporting Sarn and District Ploughing Match near Pwllhelli today.
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29/04/2025

Keeping the Axe sharp… most of our team are already experienced in Cow Signals, our newer recruits are starting their Cow walking journey. As a business we endeavour to share knowledge and experience across our team meaning our nutritional advisors are best equipped with the knowledge to help give the best advice on farm.
Fantastic day had Cow Signal training with Alltech Europe
Happy Cows = Happy Farmer

28/04/2025

When cows go out to graze there can often be a drop in primarily milk fat % due to lowering rumen pH as well as biohydrogenation of oils in the grasses.

What can we do to combat this?

1) Review the buffer diet, reduce any high oil ingredients such as brewers grains and look at the level of starch and digestible NDF.

2) Promote a more stable rumen environment by using yeast and/or a rumen buffer in the parlour feed or buffer diet.

Yea-Sacc has been shown to promote fibre digestion as well as reducing the lactic acid load in the rumen.

If you would like to speak to one of our specialists about ways in which we can help you Beat the Drop in Milk Solids this grazing period please call our office at 01524542600 or send us a message on here.

25/04/2025

ED&F Man’s new RoboMol - Robot Liquid Feed, some great trail work been done on a number of farms with powerful results, it is very cost effective vs traditional Glycol products on the market. Call - 01524 542600 for more information 🐮

24/04/2025

As we approach 1st Cut it is paramount nitrogen levels are low enough to avoid hindering the fermentation of your valuable silage.

At New Breed we offer a pre-cut grass testing service to help ensure your grass is at the optimal NDF and Nitrate level. We can usually have the results back the next day.

Oh and don’t forget your Additive, we have plenty of stock available for all weather evenualities.

Get in touch with your local Sales Advisor, message this page or call our office on 01524 542600

Address

White Cross Business Park, South Road
Lancaster
LA14XF

Telephone

01524 542 600

Website

http://www.nb-uk.co.uk/

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NB UK are a ruminant nutrition company based in the North West of England.

We've been supplying farms and advising farmers for over 15 years. Our Team is united by a passion for farming underpinned by a foundation of honesty, integrity, trust and enthusiasm.