Liver fluke

Sheep Management: grazing cover crops, rumen fluke and pregnancy scanning

New rules pertaining to the grazing of cover crops require at least a 30% lie back area to 70% grazing area

MANAGEMENT 4 December 2024

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Deciding what liver fluke product to use

BREEDING & HEALTH 4 December 2024

Beef Management: ration formulation and final suckler event

MANAGEMENT 27 November 2024

News Podcast: the weather, liver fluke and spuds

NEWS 22 November 2024

Sheep Management: high risk of liver fluke in high percentage of sheep flocks

MANAGEMENT 20 November 2024

News Podcast: the weather, liver fluke and spuds

On this week’s News Podcast, we discuss a liver fluke warning, future weather patterns and hear about a blight strain which could hit the potato crop.

NEWS 30 October 2024

Sheep Management: high risk of liver fluke in high percentage of sheep flocks

The Department of Agriculture’s and AFBI’s liver fluke forecast are warning farmers to be aware of a high risk of disease at present.

MANAGEMENT 30 October 2024

Increased liver fluke risk in north and west, Department warns

The Department, in collaboration with Met Éireann, UCD, Teagasc and Animal Health Ireland, has advised farmers of the predicted risk of disease caused by liver fluke infection in livestock.

NEWS 30 October 2024

Irish Farmers Journal suckler roadshow comes to Clare

Adam Woods reports from the first three suckler roadshows to take place around the country and previews the last two in Clare and Kerry.

MANAGEMENT 30 October 2024

Factor late housing into fluke treatments this winter

On farms that are housing cattle later than normal, this should be factored in to your choice of fluke product and when animals will be dosed.

MANAGEMENT 30 October 2024

Up to 80% of beef herds in northwest had liver fluke this year - AHI

This is according to data from Animal Health Ireland, based on the 23,700 herds that have been recorded as part of its beef health check programme in 2024 to date.

NEWS 30 October 2024

Fluke could be worse this winter – expert

Farmers should not become complacent due to fluke burdens being lower than usual in recent years.

NORTHERN IRELAND 30 October 2024

Sheep Management: ram management, temporary grazing and liver fluke

Giving priority treatment to young rams after their first breeding season will help to improve their longevity and reduce the number of rams culled after their first season.

MANAGEMENT 30 October 2024

Lungworm issues and suckler mart roadshow dates

Adam Woods takes a look at a rise in lungworm cases and how to deal with them and has the dates for this weeks and next weeks suckler marts roadshow.

MANAGEMENT 30 October 2024

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

Suitable for existing and new tanks - 60% TAMS approved. Agitates slurry. Improves safety. Enhances nutrients.

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Liver fluke

Liver fluke

Sheep Management: grazing cover crops, rumen fluke and pregnancy scanning

MOST READ STORIES

Deciding what liver fluke product to use

Beef Management: ration formulation and final suckler event

News Podcast: the weather, liver fluke and spuds

News Podcast: the weather, liver fluke and spuds

Sheep Management: high risk of liver fluke in high percentage of sheep flocks

Sheep Management: high risk of liver fluke in high percentage of sheep flocks

News Podcast: the weather, liver fluke and spuds

Sheep Management: high risk of liver fluke in high percentage of sheep flocks

Increased liver fluke risk in north and west, Department warns

Irish Farmers Journal suckler roadshow comes to Clare

Factor late housing into fluke treatments this winter

Up to 80% of beef herds in northwest had liver fluke this year - AHI

Fluke could be worse this winter – expert

Sheep Management: ram management, temporary grazing and liver fluke

Lungworm issues and suckler mart roadshow dates

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

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