‘Silly season for vets’: Overworked bulls, reluctant foster cows, sickly calves and the dangers of tick-borne diseases

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‘Silly season for vets’: Overworked bulls, reluctant foster cows, sickly calves and the dangers of tick-borne diseases

Posted by The Analyst | May 26, 2020 | Farming

Summer has finally arrived. It doesn’t seem like too long ago when we were wishing for some fine weather.

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