UK Ranking: LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga first, PS5 games slow down
UK Ranking
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga tops the UK chart for a third week in a row, as PS5 games struggle again with limited stocks of Sony's next-gen console.LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga FIFA 22 Pokémon Legends: Arceus Mario Kart 8 Deluxe WWE 2K22 Elden Ring Horizon Forbidden West Grand Theft Auto 5 Minecraft (Switch) Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Specifically, Horizon Forbidden West (review) is dropped from third to seventh place, while Gran Turismo 7 (review), which was second, even dropped out of the top 10.
The usual FIFA 22, which returns to second place from fourth place, is catching up, but the The most sensational comeback is the one in which he became the protagonist WWE 2K22, passed last week from twelfth to fifth place.
For the rest, the situation is quite stable, with Elden Ring and Pokémon Legends: Arceus moving of little and Grand Theft Auto 5 that still res is among the top ten positions in the ranking.
The only new entry is that of MotoGP 22 (review), the new episode of the Milestone series, which however at its debut in the UK fails to do better than the 39th place.
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Top-ranking dairy herd opens gates for Gold Cup Open Day
One of the UK’s highest ranking dairy herds on £PLI is opening its gates for the renowned Gold Cup Open Day in July.
The event, which historically attracts thousands of dairy farmers and industry representatives, is at this year’s winners of the 2020 NMR/RABDF Gold Cup trophy, the Torrance family of the Curtismill pedigree Holstein herd.
John Torrance – who farms in partnership with father Robert, mother Janet and wife Lucy, were crowned winners at the recent Dairy-Tech event at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire.
The Curtismill herd comprises 670 cows and 430 followers and is part of their farming business run on 429 hectares of Crown Estate land, just inside the M25 corridor.
Ranking among the top UK herds for PLI, the family’s focus is on efficiency, and they aim to breed cows that will produce 70,000 litres of milk during an average of five lactations.
The average annual yield (September 2021) for this all-year-round calving housed herd, which is milked three times a day, was 13,700kg of milk sold, at 4.08% fat and 3.26% protein, with a calving interval of 382 days.
Visitors to the event will hear how the team’s close attention to detail in the cow environment and parlour routine and commitment to the key disease control and eradication schemes for dairy herds contributes to the low disease incidence and high health status seen in this herd.
Event organiser Matt Knight, managing director of RABDF said: “The Torrance family scooped the Gold Cup in the competition’s hundredth year, making this year’s celebration more special.
“We will have a jam-packed day consisting of farm tours, talk stations, and plenty of trade stands for visitors to attend.
“This herd is exceptional, with breeding and cow management key to its success. There will be lots for visitors to see and take home from the day.”
The free event takes place on 5 July at Stapleford Abbotts, near Romford, Essex.
