Lambs sold v scanning %

[goodevans]

out of interest is 10% losses 10 lambs out of 100 ewes or 19 lambs out of a scanning percent of 190% out of a hundred ewes

sorry just jumped from page 1 to page 4 so have probably missed the answer

 

[beardface]

No wasn’t campy was similar though vet said to just try not let them get too muddy round the back ends if out on roots and winter grazing not had any with it yet this year though

 

[alwayslearning]

Interesting ardface, post: 4965284, member: 16222"]No wasn’t campy was similar though vet said to just try not let them get too muddy round the back ends if out on roots and winter grazing not had any with it yet this year though[/QUOTE]
Intresting thankyou.
We have had trouble.
tests have come back as clear for toxo enzo but inconclusive for every thing else.
We have had a real muddy winter and it seems to follow a pattern of previous years of poor winter's with abortion trouble

 

[beardface]

I put it down to being ewes which were docked too short. I leave tails about half length now. It retains good ligament movement in the tail which helps lift it clear of the bum hole so reduces dags ( and I’m sure prolapses) whilst also giving ample coverage of the lady bits to protect from mud and crap. Find dags are better as tail is lifted out of the way, without the little floppy tip to catch odd bits of p**s on. Found with Suffolk x (renowned for black arses) that we’d docked short they were using there tail more like a spreader

 

[JD-Kid]

Campylobacter? IIRC it's almost like an E.coli type bacteria

yep most common form of it will cross over in to humans
toxo same thing can cross over and lead to abortion