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Too late for lepto

  • 16-04-2016 1:01pm
    #1
    simx
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    Well lads is it too late for lepto now? Prob should of had it done I jnow


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  • #2
    whelan2
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    simx wrote: »
    Well lads is it too late for lepto now? Prob should of had it done I jnow
    Never too late, we used to have to do them every 6 months, were they done before?


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    Sam Kade
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    Never too late, we used to have to do them every 6 months, were they done before?

    They say they should be done 2 weeks before breeding because the handling will upset the cows and reduce conception rates. If that's the case tb testing in the middle of breeding would also cause the same problem.


  • #4
    simx
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    whelan2 wrote: »
    Never too late, we used to have to do them every 6 months, were they done before?

    Was only wondering because of the conception aspect, did them this eve anyway, didn't start calving really properly till Feb this year anyway so should be ok I reckon


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