Leaders in innovation

At Kelvin Cave we are constantly striving for better. Stiff competition in the livestock and dairy industries fuelled by the demands of food producers, tougher legislation, greater traceability in the food chain and volatility in the market for bought-in feed, all combine to present farmers with the challenge of increasing their yields while reducing production costs and overheads.

As farmers ourselves we can empathise more than many of our competitors, and therefore make it our mission to find ways to do things better, sometimes differently, but always ethically and with an eye to the future.

We don’t just sell products – although if that’s all you need, we will. We provide packages that furnish you with the right tools for the job, bundled with limitless impartial advice, on-going technical support, and a friendly and personal service that is so much at the heart of a successful family-run business.

Whether you’re a newcomer to home-grown feed processing, or you’re looking to make a change to something better, call us or visit our website.

We’re all you need to grow!

Latest news

Silage additives – what is your return on investment

The last couple of years have seen a keen interest in controlling the energy we use on farm to try...

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Problems with rolling dry feed

A treatment to 'temper' grains and pulses is now being used to address the above and the problem of feeding...

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How two farmers trade from combine to cow

Two farmers brought together by their contractor has led to a successful commercial relationship which sees high quality crimped maize...

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Very real problems – Very real solutions

Faced with rising fuel and fertilisers costs, reduced margins and unprecedented extremes of weather, Britain's farmers are looking more than...

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How two farmers trade from combine to cow

Two farmers brought together by their contractor has led to a successful commercial relationship which sees high quality crimped maize...

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Don’t delay harvest in maize thats under stress

Growers who are suffering with dead or dying maize crops have been advised to harvest the crop at the earliest...

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