crude protein
The crude protein rate in grass had no impact on calves developing summer scour syndrome, according to the latest Teagasc research trial.
Dairy
Between breeding and field work this week was hectic for farmers, but it is critical they keep an eye out for calves at grass.
Summer scour syndrome has become a real worry as calves get out to grass, especially when we do not know the exact cause of the condition.
Farmer reports and the word on the ground is that many farmers are seeing increased cases of summer scour syndrome in calves this year....
As many calves are out grazing at the moment, they can all seem fit and healthy and suddenly take a turn to summer scour syndrome...
As there are many calves out at grass across the country with the good weather in store, it's important not to act too quickly with a number..
