Two key bTB roles for Sarah!
The National Beef Association (NBA) has strengthened its veterinary and bTB expertise by appointing Sarah Tomlinson to its national board.
In ...
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Go away and die, flies!
Few things get to me like flies do. They seem to have an
arrogant, brazen, vindictive attitude; as if to say ...
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How to spend or save on trace elements
Production rates on farm are largely influenced by fertility and growth
rates, both of which we can maximise in working alongside ...
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The key to a successful lambing
A successful lambing requires both healthy ewes and healthy
lambs! Strong, fit lambs are produced from ewes that have been well ...
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The ‘Normal’ Unpacking
The most exciting and nerve-wracking time of year is almost
upon us, and we are probably all in agreement that the ...
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Looking ahead to turnout
As the mild and wet winter seems to be endlessly dragging on
and the limited supplies of straw and forage from ...
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We’re recruiting new graduates!
Calling all farm animal vets!
As part of VetPartners, we offer a highly competitive package with clear career structure, enabling ...
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The importance of colostrum management
Whether a calf is destined for dairy or beef, striving to
get them off to the best possible start is undoubtedly ...
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Lungworm, not just a disease of youngstock
Lungworm (Dictyocaulus viviparus), also referred to
as ‘husk’, largely affects first-time grazing youngstock causing reduced growth
rates, increased risk of secondary bacterial ...
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How fertile is your bull?
Not knowing whether
your bull is fertile, subfertile or infertile will have an impact on the length
of the calving period, the ...
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