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This week, we take a look at finishing cattle off grass and what the key points are to make sure animals keep thriving. We also take a look at clostria vaccines and breeding vaccines for autumn heifers.
As cattle reach the halfway point of the year, there are a few management tasks that farmers should be following up on. Kieran Mailey outlines some routine tasks to consider.
As cattle go out to grass, the workload will start to ease. But there are a few management tasks that are worth taking the time to carry out just as animals leave the shed.
Away from all the uncertainty of COVID-19, life on the farm continues as normal. With improved weather conditions over the past week to 10 days many farms are turning out stock this weekend.