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Category: Farm

Frost Dangers Highlighted

Vets and farmers are being reminded of the need to store medicines properly and ensure they are kept at the…

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Genetics Company Predicts an Exciting Future

Pfizer Animal Genetics is expanding its presence in the UK with the appointment of a dedicated team. The company will…

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Haemonchus: What’s the Story?

August and September are the months when cases of Haemonchus (Barber’s Pole worm) tend to peak. But some farmers still…

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Coccidiosis Survey

Janssen Animal Health has just released the results of the Vecoxan® Coccidiosis Survey 2009. This is the second year the…

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Snowy Winter Could Offer Silver Lining

The icy, snowy winter weather that persisted through into 2010 might have seemed dire at the time, particularly for those…

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Bad Weather At Lambing Can Pose Significant Risks

As the spring lambing season approaches, sheep farmers are being advised to be on the look out for coccidiosis: cases…

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Coccidiosis is a Challenging Diagnosis

As the spring lambing season approaches, vets are being advised to be on the look out for coccidiosis: cases usually…

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Use ‘Best Practice’ Lambing to Preserve Profit Margins

Early lambing indoors in winter is undoubtedly hard work but economically advantageous as shepherds can usually achieve the best market…

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Treat Wisely and Treat Now!

Janssen Animal Health is advising farmers not to leave it too late to treat for fluke and to think about…

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Don’t be Caught Out by Fluke

Janssen Animal Health is warning sheep farmers to be on the look out for sudden deaths in their flocks this…

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Take a Look at Fluke

Sheep have long been recognised to suffer from liver fluke, with both acute and chronic forms being recognised. Fluke is…

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