Cysts are large structures that persist on the ovary, preventing normal function.

Neosporosis probably causes over 10% of all abortions in UK cattle. Keep cattle food and water away from dogs and foxes.

Cows affected with digital dermatitis are easily spotted - they appear to walk on their toes and shake their feet while stood.

Respiratory disease is best prevented by good management, appropriate building design and ventilation, and effective vaccination.

Components of a biosecurity programme are all good management practices that can increase the profitability of your sheep farming operation

Infectious causes of abortion are most common after day 100 of pregnancy.

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

The trace element deficiency states generally considered are: cobalt, copper, and vitamin E and selenium.

Do not let biosecurity be compromised at any stage on your rearing site or in your release pens.

In 1991 a new disease syndrome appeared dramatically in the U.K. causing serious disease problems in the breeding herd.

Premature culling or on-farm euthanasia is a commonly recorded sequel to lameness in the young breeding animal.

This webinar discusses the importance of nutrition to maximise the output of the suckler herd

This webinar discusses the causes, clinical signs, treatment and prevention of Grass Staggers

This risk assessment provides guidance to target measures to reduce the risk of entry and spread of the parasites causing coccidiosis for your flock.

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TB can be really difficult to avoid, but small changes in management can drastically reduce your risk.

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Leptospirosis is a common infection in dairy and beef herds causing infertility, abortion and poor milk yield.

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