Carlow-based sheep farmer Joe Nolan introduces the Kilconnor Flock. He runs 750 ewes whilst maintaining a full-time, off-farm job.
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Episode 5: How to prevent coccidiosis
Ciarán Lenehan, Chanelle Veterinary’s Technical Specialist for Ireland & UK, talks about dose timing for preventing coccidiosis, as well as outlining some good hygiene practices that will reduce cocci burden in the environment.
Episode 6: Dispelling coccidiosis myths
Symptom prevalence? Transmission via bird faeces? Ciarán Lenehan, Chanelle Veterinary’s Technical Specialist for Ireland & UK, answers some common cocci questions.
Episode 7: The vet view
Michael Reilly, veterinarian at Smith and Foley in Kells, Co. Meath, gives his thoughts on coccidiosis and how treatment strategies have evolved with changing farming landscapes.
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Episode 4: 750 ewes and a full-time job
Carlow-based sheep farmer Joe Nolan introduces the Kilconnor Flock. He runs 750 ewes whilst maintaining a full-time, off-farm job.
Episode 5: How to prevent coccidiosis
Ciarán Lenehan, Chanelle Veterinary’s Technical Specialist for Ireland & UK, talks about dose timing for preventing coccidiosis, as well as outlining some good hygiene practices that will reduce cocci burden in the environment.
Episode 6: Dispelling coccidiosis myths
Symptom prevalence? Transmission via bird faeces? Ciarán Lenehan, Chanelle Veterinary’s Technical Specialist for Ireland & UK, answers some common cocci questions.
Episode 7: The vet view
Michael Reilly, veterinarian at Smith and Foley in Kells, Co. Meath, gives his thoughts on coccidiosis and how treatment strategies have evolved with changing farming landscapes.
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