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Why turnout should be a slow transition

Turning cows out to grass gradually is key to prevent the risk of sub-acute acidosis and impacts on production

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Why turnout should be a slow transition

As we head into spring and attention turns to grazing, it is all too tempting to ditch the winter routine and turn cows to grass with immediate effect. However, veterinary technical manager at Dugdale...

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