Farm
Reproductive well-being of your dairy herd
A critical factor in the financial performance of your dairy herd is how effectively they become pregnant following
A critical factor in the financial performance of your dairy herd is how effectively they become pregnant following
When meal feeding of dairy calves is discontinued and calves are grazing areas previously contaminated with coccidia oocysts,
Peri-calving mastitis is defined as a case of mastitis in the first seven days post-calving, and often occurs
The use of teatseal can provide long term protection for heifers and those cows with low somatic cell
Magnesium is required for optimal rumen fermentation. Ruminants deficient in magnesium have lowered cellulose digestion in the rumen
Ewes’ immunity to worms can ‘slip’ in late pregnancy and early lactation. Where ewes have lambed in good
When owning large animals, it is important that good handling facilities are available. This doesn’t necessarily mean that
Why do we do it and what are we looking for? Often in summer you can find your
Across the practice there is great variation in when lambing starts; however, no matter when, docking is a
Often you won’t know how badly affected your cows were by facial eczema (FE) until calving time. FE