Flystrike in Sheep
Flystrike is the invasion of animal tissue by the larvae of flies and can be dangerous to your livestock. The most common culprits are green, blue and blackbottle flies.
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Flystrike is the invasion of animal tissue by the larvae of flies and can be dangerous to your livestock. The most common culprits are green, blue and blackbottle flies.
Lambing most commonly takes place during the Spring, peaking in March/April, although the lambing season does run from February to April and there are some farms that lamb in December and January. During the lambing period, pregnant ewes are monitored very closely day and night, so this can be one of the busiest times of the year for many farmers.