Make vaccinating for Lepto your St Patrick's day tradition

Fri, 10 Mar, 2023 - 09:10

Hazell Mullins

In both the farmer's and farm vet’s calendars, St Patrick's day is always a milestone date to reach every spring.

It either signals to pass the halfway mark in calving or perhaps the beginning of lambing, but for us vets, it signifies that the end of spring madness is in sight.

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