The Wynnstay marketing team supports the diverse needs of the business through printed materials, events, podcast, website, and social media. The team are based at our head office in Llansantffraid. In this article we speak to each member of the marketing office to learn more about them and their role.
Wynnstay has a dedicated team of RAMAs, fully trained and legally qualified through AMTRA, (Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority) to advise, prescribe and supply certain veterinary medicines. In this issue, we meet Mark Matthews, Animal Health Sales Specialist (Midlands). With more than 30 years in the industry as an Animal Health Sales Specialist, and more than 25-years as a registered Animal Medicines Advisor, Mark Matthews is one of the most experienced RAMAs in the Wynnstayteam.
In this blog, we meet some of the members of the Wynnstay Eastern Seed Team and find out a little more about them and their career journey. The team are based just outside York, but are currently relocating in the process of relocating to nearby premises.
The team supply a full range of cereal seed and oilseed rape deed, as well as a comprehensive range of grassland seed. We also stock amenities & small seeds, like fodder beet & stubble turnips along with all the fodder crops. Environmental seed mixes are also an important recent addition to the Wynnstay Seed portfolio, ranging from Wildflowers to Nectar & Pollen mixes.
We have a team of ten Farm Traders throughout the East Region supplying our full range of products and advice to growers both existing and new.
In this article, we speak to Sal McCauley who recently joined the Dairy team as a Dairy Technical Specialist. Sal talks us through some of the highs and lows of the role and her best advice for anyone looking to start a career in the same field.
Wynnstay has a dedicated team of RAMAs, fully trained and legally qualified through AMTRA, (Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority) to advise, prescribe and supply certain veterinary medicines. In this issue, we meet Sarah Fulwood, Equine Specialist at the Lancaster store.
GrainLink Ltd the grain trading arm of Wynnstay Group PLC was born following the acquisition of Wrekin Grain and the merging of its then in-house grain division Shropshire Grain in 2011.
The strategic merging of these businesses raised the grain trading profile of Wynnstay Group and has resulted in significant growth in volumes traded both regionally and nationally.
Operating from trading hubs in the West and Eastern regions of the UK the trading teams along with support staff in forwarding (Haulage) and administrative departments provide farmer suppliers with an extensive route to the UK markets. Along with the confidence that grain transactions will be managed efficiently and professionally from point of sale, collection and delivery to end use and in the knowledge that trade is being done with a financially secure business.
Wynnstay has a dedicated team of RAMAs, fully trained and legally qualified through AMTRA,(Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority) to advise, prescribe and supply certain veterinary medicines. In this issue, we meet Lowri Williams, store manager at the Tregaron store.
Coming from a pedigree sheep farming family in West Wales, Lowri was always drawn to combining this with a career in animal health, an aspiration she followed after studying agriculture at both GCSE and A Level, before achieving an Agricultural Science degree at Aberystwyth University.
In this blog we speak to Wynnstay Agronomist, Ellie Edwards and find out more about the role of an agronomist.
Wynnstay has a dedicated team of RAMAs, fully trained and legally qualified through AMTRA to advise, prescribe and supply certain veterinary medicines. In this blog, we meet Crystal Brick, Animal Health Sales Specialist covering the mid-Wales area.
Having moved to Ruthin from Dorset with her mother and their two ponies some 16 years ago, Jess has since developed a life-long love of ponies, as well as dogs and cats.
That love of animals led her to study animal care and management at Llysfasi College, while at the same time helping her Mum and Stepdad produce and show Welsh section A and B ponies. This remains an important part of her life and encouraged her to pursue her career in the animal health industry.
