Two great events next week if you're SW based:
- Tuesday: Calf Heath & Performance, Cornwall with Emma Stack @FocusFarmVets & @ann_coombes: https://t.co/gBPs36uXYe
- Wednesday: Undersowing maize, Somerset with @wessexwater & Catchment Sensitive Farming: https://t.co/VRbHDJrhpM
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It's #backbritishfarming day. Working with farmers who work tirelessly caring for their stock is what makes our job the best 🐄🐂🐑🐖🐐. Thank you #farmers for keeping us fed. #buybritish#buylocal
As cattle vets it is our privilege to work alongside our farm colleagues every day. We see their dedication, hard work & commitment. Thank you British farmers and the crucial role you play in feeding the nation & caring for our countryside. #BackBritishFarming
'New' Targets Task Force convened to take UK antibiotic use targets for each livestock sector past 2020 and beyond.
Read more here about the team...
https://t.co/qDDekkSQCg
***Please help us to raise money for charity***
We want your best harvest themed pictures to be our September picture in our charity 2021 calendar. All profits to go to @RABIcharity 📸
We need your help to raise money for @RABIcharity. Each month will have a different theme starting in September and we would like your best farming photos please 🐂🐏🚜
CALLING ALL OF FARMING!! Want 2 do something about the climate crisis and represent British agriculture? Defend the good farming can do? Want 2 hold leaders to account? DM me. Click the link 4 more (bear with the first half)
https://t.co/T99PFIgTcc
This is the second case of haemonchosis (Haemonchus contortus, a blood-sucking abomasal worm) diagnosed in North East England this week. Screen your sheep (ewes and lambs) now, even if not scouring.
In England cattle can be classed as inconclusive TB reactors (IRs) following a TB test. But what happens next? As part of my work with farmers in Cornwall I have produced a summary of the rules/risks and other info on IRs. Download it here https://t.co/SOqi1UHkrU & on the TBhub
CHAWG have pulled together some options for benchmarking antibiotic use on UK beef farms, and we would really welcome views from industry. You can find the consultation and supporting materials at https://t.co/yvQMwreaHx #HaveYourSay
WARNING: Look after Texel&Beltex Tups carefully in hot weather. They are prone to necrotic laryngitis. Risk of this increases in hot weather, when tups are panting. This increases turbulent airflow around arytenoids/laryngeal mucosa & leads to bacterial infection and swelling.
Summary of TB compensation rules produced as part of work i'm doing with Cornwall TBEG. Info is largely taken of various pages on https://t.co/SZg16TTPyv .Might be useful for those interested in #bovineTB@TB_Advisory