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Building immunity to worms at grass

At turnout, young heifers allowed to graze infected pastures will develop large worm burdens over time and pasture contamination will accelerate as the season progresses.

08 April 2022 鈥� 2 min read

Sioned Timothy, technical services manager at Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, says that without an appropriate treatment strategy, youngstock may develop heavy worm burdens just when they need to be...

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Building immunity to worms at grass

At turnout, young heifers allowed to graze infected pastures will develop large worm burdens over time and pasture contamination will accelerate as the season progresses.

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