Our team at Mole Valley Feed Solutions has developed an improved range of ewe feeds for the new season. It includes a new product designed to help lower our farmers’ feed carbon footprints. 

November 2023

Molecare Farm Vets will be running 3 Faecal Worm Egg Counting courses for sheep farmers in April and May

March 2022

Last year’s supply problems of various sizes of the Heptavac® P Plus vaccine made clostridial disease and pasteurellosis management challenging for some sheep farmers. But what’s the latest?

February 2023

The focus at this time of year is often on ewe health around tupping and early pregnancy but it’s important not to ignore mid-pregnancy if you want to maximise next years’ lamb profit.

December 2022

Lambing might seem a long way off, but taking key steps up to and during tupping can lead to a less stressful and more productive spring.

November 2022

A key factor to maximise lambing percentages and the number of ewes holding to first service is their body condition score (BCS) at tupping time

August 2022

Molecare Farm Vets will be running a Faecal Worm Egg Counting course for sheep farmers on Tuesday 14^th June, 9am – 12pm.

May 2022

Faecal egg counting is an essential tool for farmers before deciding on an appropriate treatment plan. For sustainable worming, both ewes and lambs should only be treated if a worm burden is present which can be effectively monitored by using faecal egg counts.

May 2022