No issue with the supply of vaccines and veterinary medicines

Farmers should not be concerned about stocks of farm medicines or vaccines during the current pandemic, but do need to plan ahead.

Angela Calvert
Head of Livestock, Shows and Sales
clock • 2 min read
No issue with the supply of vaccines and veterinary medicines

Farmers should not be concerned about stocks of farm medicines or vaccines during the current pandemic, but do need to plan ahead. Jules Dare of Westpoint Vets offers some advice. He says: "Now we have...

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