Sheep Health & Lamb Performance - Lanark
About this Event
Animal Health and Welfare Plans are one of the five elements of the Whole Farm Plan introduced in 2025, and all livestock producers claiming BPS will need to have one in place by 2028. But health planning isn’t just about meeting regulatory requirements, it can also be a valuable tool for improving flock performance, increasing output and boosting profitability.
Join us on Thursday 10th December for an informative and practical workshop with Megan Fergusson, SRUC Veterinary Investigation Officer.
This workshop will explore how effective health planning can help you:
- Identify opportunities to improve flock productivity
- Maximise animal health and performance
- Reduce avoidable costs and losses
- Improve overall business output and profitability
Megan will also demonstrate the potential financial gains that can be achieved through effective health planning, helping you see how investment in animal health can translate into improved business performance.
We will also discuss practical strategies for managing Bluetongue in 2027, now that the disease has reached Scotland.
Lunch will be provided and spaces are limited, so booking is essential.
Where is it happening?
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