Nematodirus risk could spike if warm spell follows cold snap

The recent cold snap in many parts of the UK could mean a spike in nematodirus risk is to come for some sheep flocks if temperatures quickly rise soon after.

14 March 2023 • 3 min read

Nematodirus risk could spike if warm spell follows cold snap

The recent cold snap in many parts of the UK could mean a spike in nematodirus risk is to come for some sheep flocks if temperatures quickly rise soon after. Speaking in a Sustainable Control of Parasites...

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Nematodirus risk could spike if warm spell follows cold snap

The recent cold snap in many parts of the UK could mean a spike in nematodirus risk is to come for some sheep flocks if temperatures quickly rise soon after.

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