Sheep
Awareness and prevention of flystrike in sheep
With warmer temperatures and longer blowfly seasons increasing the risk, it's important to stay vigilant to protect your flock.…
- SAC Conulting
- 21/07/2026
Assessing ewe body condition at weaning
Simple condition scoring check can support fertility and highlight potential health issues before they impact productivity.…
- SAC Consulting
- 21/07/2026
Think ticks this late summer
With tick numbers on the rise, Laura looks at the risks ticks pose to livestock and shares practical steps farmers can take to reduce their impact.…
- SAC Consulting
- 21/07/2026
What minerals are key for weaning lambs?
As lambs transition off milk and onto forage-based diets, it's important to get mineral nutrition right.…
- SAC Consulting
- 21/07/2026
Weaning lambs - five key weaning questions answered
From timing and grazing management to post-weaning nutrition, getting the basics right can have a lasting impact on flock productivity.…
- SAC Consulting
- 21/07/2026
Optimising market opportunities for lamb this summer
Lamb prices are performing strongly this season, creating opportunities for producers to maximise returns. Explore how nutrition, management and timing can help you make the most of current market conditions.…
- SAC Consulting
- 16/06/2026
Preventing lamb deaths from drench inhalation
Incorrect drenching can lead to serious losses in young lambs, particularly during busy handling periods. Lynn discusses the key risks, warning signs and best practice to protect your flock.…
- SAC Consulting
- 16/06/2026
Balancing worm control and resistance in sheep flocks
Wormer resistance is an increasing challenge for sheep farmers. Learn how targeted treatments, grazing strategies and monitoring can help maintain flock health.…
- SAC Consulting
- 16/06/2026
Sheep Market Commentary and Outlook
After a slow start to 2026, UK sheep prices have recovered, driven by seasonal demand and strong export markets. …
- SAC Consulting
- 16/03/2026
The (S)EUROP Sheep Carcass Classification Scale Explained
From January 2026, sheep classification reporting becomes mandatory across the UK, introducing the new “S” category for highly muscled breeds.…
- SAC Consulting
- 19/02/2026
Ovine Keratoconjunctivitis (Pink Eye) in Sheep: Causes, Signs and Control
Pink eye is most commonly seen in late autumn and early winter, particularly when sheep are mixed or closely stocked around tupping. Early recognition, prompt treatment and good biosecurity are key to limiting spread and reducing the risk of recurring outbreaks.…
- SAC Consulting
- 16/01/2026
Sheep Scab: Protecting Flock Health
Sheep scab is a fast-spreading, costly disease that hits flock health and welfare hard. Learn how to spot the signs early, prevent infection, and make the most of funding support available before 2026.…
- SAC Consulting
- 15/09/2025