The dry cow period allows the udder lining to be repaired, its also a time to treat and prevent bacterial infections.

Brassica plants and fertilisers are potential sources of nitrate.

Acetonaemia (ketosis) is a very distinct problem for Dairy cows. Commonly it is seen either in high producing cows or cows on a poor diet.

This bulletin discusses the delivery complications that can occur during calving

Rape and kale provide a balanced source of carbohydrate, protein, fibre and minerals and are valuable green winter feeds for sheep

Try to reduce your reliance on anthelmintics by using management options and monitoring where possible.

This bulletin outlines the various nervous diseases that can affect sheep.

There are long-established vaccination protocols using toxoid vaccines which prevent all common clostridial diseases in sheep.

Piglet scour is one of the more commonly reported clinical conditions affecting pigs prior to weaning.

Rhinitis was one of the major disease of pigs through the 1970's and 80's causing major economic loss.

Maintaining a flow of gilt replacements into a breeding herd is integral to maintaining productivity.

This webinar covers the vital considerations of feeding ewes during late pregnancy and beyond.

This webinar discusses the important principles for successful lambing's and low lamb mortality.

There are three main types of mite affecting cattle in the UK causing slightly different disease presentations. This risk assessment is a guide to reducing the entry and spread of mites in your herd.

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Louse populations are highest during late winter and may cause disrupted feeding patterns, fleece damage/loss, and self-inflicted trauma.

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Respiratory  disease  is  estimated  to  cost  the  UK cattle industry £80 million annually (between £30 for mild cases to £500 when the animal dies)

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