ABOUT CCF:
CLYNDERWEN AND CARDIGANSHIRE FARMERS LTD
CCF provides technical information and advice to our customers, to ensure you make the best buying decision when purchasing products. We have animal and crop health and nutrition specialists who provide advice and recommend products most suitable for your requirements.
As a co-operative we intend to fulfil our role as a farmer-owned business committed to being the natural choice for our stakeholders.
The Clynderwen & District Farmers Association originated in the countryside stretching along the Preseli foothills to the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen border. Ben John, a young agriculturalist, attracted a small band of fellow enthusiasts who, in this district, were to ‘blaze the trail’ of agricultural co-operation. A branch of the Co-operative Movement was born in Clynderwen.
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It's that time of year again! 🙌
Show season is our favourite, there's nothing quite like catching up with friends, putting the world to rights, and finding out what's new in the industry.
We're proud to be a Bronze Sponsor of the @rwas_grassland_2026 on Friday 12th June at Cwmbrynich Farm, Defynnog, Brecon.
This year's theme is 'Sowing Today for a Greener Tomorrow' a day dedicated to grassland management and agricultural innovation. Right up our street.
Come and find us on the day, we'd love to see you there. 👋
🗓️ Friday 12th June 2026
📍 Cwmbrynich Farm, Defynnog, Brecon
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Mae'r amser yna o'r flwyddyn eto! 🙌
Tymor y sioeau yw ein ffefryn, does dim byd quite fel cwrdd i fyny gyda hen ffrindiau, rhoi'r byd yn ei le, a chwilio allan beth sy'n newydd yn y diwydiant.
Ac edrychwn ymlaen am fwy ohonynt.
Rydym yn falch o fod yn Noddwr Efydd Digwyddiad Glaswelltir CAFC ar ddydd Gwener 12ed o Fehefin ar Fferm Cwmbrynich, Defynnog, Brecon.
Y thema eleni yw 'Sowing Today for a Greener Tomorrow' diwrnod sy'n benodol ar gyfer rheolaeth glaswelltir ac arloesedd amaethyddol. Yn union yr hyn rydym yn angerddol amdano.
Dewch i'n gweld ar y dydd, edrychwn ymlaen i'ch gweld yno. 👋
🗓️ Dydd Gwener 12ed o Fehefin 2026
📍 Fferm Cwmbrynich, Defynnog, Brecon
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🔥 Heat stress doesn’t just affect cows — calves feel it too. When THI (temperature-humidity index) rises to THI 72, calves can begin to experience heat stress. Symptoms can include becoming dehydrated, reduced feed intake, increased respiration rate and lethargy.
🐄 What can you do to help?
✅ Provide free access to fresh, clean water at all times!
✅ Offer a mid-day electrolyte feed (mixed in water) to support hydration and replace lost minerals.
✅ Ensure calves receive sufficient energy through milk feeding to support thermoregulation and maintain growth.
✅ Maximize airflow and shade wherever possible.
✅Keep bedding clean and dry, as moisture = heat.
Small management changes during hot weather can make a big difference to calf health and performance. 💧
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Behind the scenes from our content day earlier this week 📸
From on farm to head office, we spent the day capturing the real faces behind CCF.
Because great content starts with great stories, and there’s plenty of those here.
Keep your eyes peeled for more👀
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Y tu ôl i’r llenni o’n diwrnod cynnwys yn gynharach yr wythnos hon 📸
O’r fferm i’r brif swyddfa, treuliwyd y diwrnod yn dal wynebau go iawn CCF.
Mae cynnwys gwych yn dechrau gyda straeon gwych, ac mae digon o’r rheini yma.
Cadwch lygad allan am fwy 👀
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