We aim to increase the number of TB free farms and help them stay that way!


Farming Solutions is an award winning company with proven biosecurity measures to keep badgers away from farm feed and resources.

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We help farmers go TB Free and stay that way!

Alan Hughes Director of Farming Solutions is a 5TH generation Farm, NFU member, Engineer and award-winning inventor or agri products.



I put my family herd TB free within 6 months of a TB Breakdown using home made biosecurity in 2010, most break downs take years to go TB free.


I am the only farmer I know of that has passed all of the BCVA Train course to be qualified to advise on the BVD FREE Scheme, Action Johne’s and a BCVA Accredited TB Veterinary Adviser (BATVA).

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Products to help you stay efficient and TB free.

Accreditation & Awards


I Have attended the majority of DEFRA’s TB Eradication conferences as a practical TB Biosecurity Specialist and leader in Biosecurity feeding equipment.


Won second place in the 2020 TB Advice Service Awards with a special mention for my last 10 years working in improving practical farm biosecurity.


Won the 2021 Barclays Eagle Labs and The University of Lincoln Agri-tech Accelerator.

We Aim To:


Reduce the risk of you having a TB breakdown

Make easy to use equipment to save time and money

Reduce your farming costs

Reduce the impact of diseases on your farm, including TB

Stop badgers eating resources meant for your livestock

An average TB break down costs farmers £14,000 + in addition to the stress and heart break of culling your livestock. In 2014 – 15 there was 3,791 new TB break downs compared to 3,938 in 2015-16 which resulted in 26,270 cattle being culled from 2014-15 compared to 29,766 culled from 2015-16. This shows TB in the UK is still getting worse.

Insightful Videos


Badgers and cattle in close proximity.

Badgers regularly accessing a dairy parlour.

Bovine TB and badgers improving farm biosecurity.

Biosecurity at pasture.

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