New reports on the SRG User Portal provide valuable insights for farmers
Farmers can now access a range of new reports on the SRG User Portal, providing valuable insights into herd performance and…
SRG launches NI-wide sample collection network as Bovine Genetics Project gains momentum
Sustainable Ruminant Genetics (SRG), in conjunction with Veterinary Surgeon Supply Co. Ltd (VSSCo) and local vet practices and tag suppliers has…
SRG Attends Greenmount Association Autumn Farm Walk
SRG was delighted to attend the Greenmount Association Autumn Farm Walk on Wednesday 16th September, held at Kilvergan Holsteins, kindly hosted…
SRG Visits ICBF Tully Progeny Test Centre Open Day
On 8th September 2026, SRG joined farmers to travel to Co. Kildare for the ICBF Tully Progeny Test Centre Open Day.…
Genotyping Scheme Is Now Open – What Are The Next Steps?
The Bovine Genetics Project (BGP) Genotyping Scheme is now open, and farmers who have completed their registration on the SRG User…
SRG Launches Genotyping Scheme for NI Farmers
Sustainable Ruminant Genetics (SRG) has today, 1st September 2026, launched the new subsidised bovine genetics genotyping scheme, providing Northern Ireland farmers with…
Genotyping Scheme launches the 1st of September – are you ready?
The Bovine Genetics Project (BGP) Genotyping Scheme launches this day next week on the 1st of September 2026, giving farmers across…
SRG Engages Farmers at Clogher Valley Show
Sustainable Ruminant Genetics (SRG) was delighted to attend the 2026 Clogher Valley Show, where the team spent the day meeting farmers…
NIACA Members Complete Bovine Genetics Project Training
Members of the Northern Ireland Agricultural Consultants Association (NIACA) recently completed Supporting Agri-Professionals Training delivered by Sustainable Ruminant Genetics (SRG), in…
SRG Attends Teagasc BEEF2026 Open Day
The Sustainable Ruminant Genetics (SRG) team recently attended BEEF2026, Teagasc's flagship national beef open day, held at the Teagasc Grange Research…