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Youngstock are at risk of coccidiosis at this time of year once any passive immunity from colostrum starts to wear off. Farmers are encouraged to protect their growing spring-born calves against this parasite-born disease. Speak to your vet about protecting your youngstock.

Help maximise the health, welfare and productivity of your youngstock. Browse the ‘top tip’ videos in our youngstock toolkit to see how you could make a positive difference to your future herd. bit.ly/2Hjpfwv

Don’t forget the importance of robust biosecurity measures if you’re welcoming people onto your farm during lambing. Make certain every visitor disinfects their footwear when entering and exiting your farm. #Lambing2024

Now’s the best time of year to take action against flies, before egg and larvae begin to develop. Prevention is much more effective than trying to tackle a huge population mid-summer. ☀️ 🐮 #Dairy365 #TeamDairy

Weighing lambs regularly at this time of year is a very useful indicator for assessing growth, identifying poor performers and picking up on detrimental parasite burdens. A combination of weighing and /or faecal egg count (FEC) should ideally be performed at least monthly.🐑

We’re excited to announce that our page will now be known as #SenseHubGB. You might notice a different look as we focus on making sense of technology in the livestock sector with you but stick around for more updates and join us on this exciting journey! #FarmWithMoreFreedom

Dan and Yves here yesterday to discuss our SenseHub GB collars. Dan took some good pics!👍

Did you know calves who suffer from disease at an early age are more vulnerable to other diseases in later life? Speak to your vet about herd health planning for your youngstock. #HerdFutures #Dairy365 #Youngstock #CalfRearing # PreventingDisease

At this time of year, fly control is essential to reduce the risk of summer mastitis. If it stays hot for any length of time, there’ll be a lot more flies on farm so it’s important to treat your herd to combat the spread of disease. Speak to your vet for advice. #Farm365

Do you agree that protecting livestock today, is also protecting your tomorrow? An immunity-led disease prevention approach allows farmers to protect their genetic investment. Speak to your vet about prevention protocols for youngstock. #HerdFutures

Decrease infectious pressure in your youngstock by reducing group contact. Increased hygiene measures can also reduce the spread of disease and help calves reach their full life-time potential. #HerdFutures #Youngstock

Sheep lameness causes visible pain, reduces performance and costs the sheep industry millions of pounds in production losses, labour, treatments and premature culling. Download our Lameness Control Planner here: bit.ly/3NYOmU9 #JoinTheMarch

What’s your number one strategy for a healthy flock? Tackle the most common threats and boost the immunity of your sheep with a robust flock health programme. Discuss the benefits of reducing the risk of disease with your vet. #flockhealth #diseaseprevention

Four simple steps to help manage calf coccidiosis at grass: • Avoid overstocking and stress • Keep youngstock in tight age groups • Keep feed and water troughs clean • Draw on your farm history and speak to your vet about appropriate treatments #Dairy365 #FarmingUK

Ahead of #autumnhousing, now’s a good time to get respiratory disease control plans in place. Give your dairy herd the best possible defence during this period of higher infection risk, discuss preventative measures with your vet now. #Dairy365

It’s common for sheep to be moved around more frequently for tupping. Safe and efficient sheep handling facilities are vital. To help reduce stress, it’s best practice to move handling equipment to the sheep. #BestPractice

Ahead of autumn housing, now’s a good time to get respiratory disease control plans in place. Give your dairy herd the best possible defence during this period of higher infection risk, discuss preventative measures with your vet now. #Dairy365