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Autumn is a good time to use Zolvix to remove the resistant worms that have survived previous treatments & built up in lambs. No two seasons are the same with worm burdens heavily influenced by the weather, so it’s best to carry out regular FEC testing to guide treatment timings.

An accurate assessment of worm burdens relies on a good quality faecal sample. Take a look at this video for some tips on how to collect a good sample for a FEC test 👉 bit.ly/4bSihah

Levels of haemonchus are rising in the UK & the warmer climate means it can survive almost anywhere. A good quarantine protocol can avoid bringing it on-farm, including: •Use a Group 4 wormer •Keep sheep off pasture for 24-48 hours post-drench •Turn sheep out to dirty pasture

When FEC testing indicates a worm burden in the late season, Welsh farmer, Dan Pritchard gives his lambs a break dose of Zolvix to tackle the worms, including resistant worms left behind from previous treatments, helping his lambs reach their growth potential. #WakeUpToResistance

The latest episode of The #Parasight is out. @farmpostmortem vet, Ben Strugnell discusses an early rise in cases of #haemonchus in sheep. Watch here now 👉 bit.ly/3X0d6kA

With many farms purchasing stock this autumn, planning an effective quarantine and worming protocol is essential to protect new and existing stock. Administering a quarantine dose of a Group 4 wormer to all incoming stock will help avoid resistant worms being brought on-farm.

Shropshire sheep farmer, Neil Brown, invests in an annual wormer break dose to clear out any resistant worms accumulated over the season & safeguard his lambs’ growth rates. Follow the link below to find out why a Group 4 wormer is worth every penny 👇bit.ly/3WUiZjf

Have you heard the latest Mole Valley Farmers podcast? Our own Brian McConnell joins Mole Valley's Trevor Frost and JCB Farms assistant farm manager, Matt Hayden. Hear about responsible worm control practices, mastering FEC testing and optimal treatment timing. rss.com/podcasts/mvf/1…

A 4-point plan is the best way to manage #liverfluke in cattle & sheep: -Test & treat stock before spring turnout -Reduce mud snail habitats to lower infection risk -Monitor field risk & adjust grazing to avoid high-risk areas -Use the right flukicide for the right stage of fluke

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It’s not too late to give replacements and fat lambs a wormer break dose. Most have been treated with Group 1, 2, or 3 wormers, but resistant worms may still be present. Zolvix can clear these out, helping lambs make the most of late-season grass and reach their growth potential.

Depending on the weather and worm burden, late summer and autumn is the right time to use Zolvix as a 'break dose' as part of your worming regime. Why? Find out more here: bit.ly/4f18HVt Elanco UK Livestock

Bringing new or existing stock onto the farm this autumn? Giving a quarantine dose of Zolvix as part of a wider quarantine programme is key to protecting your existing flock from incoming parasites and disease, ensuring that resistant worms are not brought in with the sheep.

Before drenching lambs, always confirm the need for treatment with a FEC test. When treatment is required, a mid-late season break dose using a Group 4 wormer is recommended to help lambs reach their growth potential and make the most of the late-season grass. Elanco UK Livestock

It’s not too late to give homebred replacements and fat lambs a Group 4 break dose. Benefits include: - Maintaining growth rates by removing worms missed by earlier treatments - Slowing resistance to older wormer groups For more info, consult your vet, RAMA, or sheep consultant.

Incorporating Zolvix into worming regimes will help to optimise lamb performance and prevent resistant worms being brought onto farms Key times for use: 🐑 Quarantine treatment for incoming sheep 🐑 Mid-late season break-dose in lambs Elanco UK Livestock

🍂Autumn conditions can lead to peak worm burdens. Keep FEC testing regularly and consider a Group 4 wormer break dose to control worms and support growth. More advice from farmpostmortems via Farmers Guide farmersguide.co.uk/livestock/shee…

With continued mild, damp weather, not only is flystrike still a risk, but tick pressure is also increasing, posing health threats to UK flocks by spreading diseases like louping ill and tick-borne fever. For advice, consult your vet, RAMA, or sheep consultant.

If the wet, warm weather continues, continue to monitor worm burdens through autumn and winter. Regular weighing and FEC sampling help with worm control and keeping your flock healthy. For tips on collecting a good faecal sample, watch the video 👉 bit.ly/4bSihah