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March 2023 Newsletter
The recent cold snap has certainly slowed grass growth; a few cows have still been seen making the most of the dry weather. I fear winter could yet have a sting in the tail! The dry weather may well reduce the fluke infection rate this spring. To save wasting money on product that isn’t required (and contributing to flukicide resistance) it may well be worth checking for...
February 2023 Newsletter
Despite the frosty mornings it is starting to feel very much like Spring. It would certainly be good for all of us with forage stocks tight for many. It is pleasing to see finished cattle and cull stock prices strengthening. Those that joined Liv’s lambing and calving meetings found them worthwhile, we plan to do these again as required so please register an interest if you...
January 2023 Newsletter
Happy New Year to everyone, I hope this year offers you all prosperity, health and happiness. We are running another Red Tractor approved medicine course on 11th January for Beef & Sheep farmers. Please call to book your place. This course is mandatory for all Red Tractor assured Beef and Sheep farms. Please come along prior to your audit! We were pleased that our...