The second in a series of articles, Canterbury-based veterinarian Ben Allott, which looks at topics farmers should consider as part of their sheep and beef animal health plan. FOOTROT IN SUMMER CAN BE DECEPTIVE In the middle of a long, hot, dry summer there isn’t a lame sheep to be seen and then almost overnight it...
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