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Unique dual-active wormer is reclassified by the VMD
The newest sheep wormer on the market, Startect, has been reclassified as a Prescription Only Medicine – Veterinary Surgeon, Pharmacist,…
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SQPs in pole position to advise customers on liver fluke this autumn, says research body
There has been a lot of focus on the re-categorisation of some of the wormers at present but SQPs should…
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Sheep and cattle face significant parasite burden after warm, wet summer
Sheep will face an increased threat from liver fluke, gastrointestinal worms and blowfly strike this August and September, while cattle…
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Change in weather causes late challenge from Nematodirus
Warm wet weather is causing a sudden rise in worm egg counts and could pave the way to an earlier…
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Norbrook offers parasite advice in new CPD Bulletin
Practical advice for diagnosing and controlling worms – the effects of which are estimated to cost the British sheep industry…
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Arable farmers urged to introduce sheep to their farms
A report highlighting the benefits of introducing sheep to an arable enterprise has been published by the National Sheep Association…
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APHA offers easy access to sheep disease information
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) has launched a sheep disease surveillance dashboard to make it easier for farmers…
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NSA calls for Gove to get behind British sheep farming – and quickly
The National Sheep Association (NSA) has called on Michael Gove, the new environment secretary, for reassurance to give sheep farmers…
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Warm weather increases parasite risk in sheep and cattle
NADIS and Merial Animal Health are warning sheep and cattle farmers that recent above average temperatures could lead to a…
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NSA agrees with decision to delay quarantine units in Wales
The National Sheep Association (NSA) has welcomed the announcement from Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs Lesley…