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Features list

Each issue contains articles on a mix of topics including cow health and welfare, nutrition, young stock, fertility, milk hygiene, breeding, genetics and herd and business management. In addition, there will be regular articles on innovations, machinery, farm technology, new products, our regular columnists plus lots more.

Please see below for our 2025/6 features list and copy deadlines. A printable copy is available here.

Features and ad copy deadlines 2026

*These are the deadlines for advertising copy. Editorial submission deadlines are different. For further information please click here.

Advertising rates 2026

All prices include full colour and exclude VAT.

Inserts can be inserted loose or bound into the magazine. The price is subject to weight and insert specification. Please contact Jason on jason@cowmanagement.co.uk for a quote.

Advertising & insert specifications

Important information

Supplying adverts: CowManagement is standard A4 size (210mm x 297mm). Adverts must be supplied as print-ready high resolution PDFs, CMYK with fonts embedded. All other files and non-print-ready PDFs will require resetting, which is a service CowManagement can provide at a fee, by negotiation.

Artwork must be emailed to jason@cowmanagement.co.uk no later than the deadlines detailed above.

If in doubt, please give us a call or send an email. We are always happy to help.

Thanks.

Latest issue

This early spring issue’s main feature is, appropriately, all about youngstock. It's packed with articles on all aspects of rearing heifer replacements and beef-cross calves, from the key colostrum-feeding protocols that must be followed for successful passive transfer of protective antibodies through to the importance of monitoring health and performance and hitting milestone growth targets.

We also take a closer look at grazing and how to maximise both ley and cow performance, both at turnout and throughout the rest of the spring and coming summer season.

This also ties in with herd and dairy industry sustainability, which we also focus on in this issue. We have an update on how the industry is making significant progress on reducing GHG emissions and look at what producers can and are doing to mitigate the impact of dairying on the environment.

Advertising enquiries

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Jason Davies

Sales & Marketing Director

Jason is an experienced sales and marketing professional. He has spent nearly 30 years working in the agricultural and veterinary sectors. He has held several industry positions – the most prominent being the Chairman of the Veterinary Marketing Association. Outside of work you can find Jason either sailing on the South Coast, or working as a powerboat instructor.

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