Blanket worming is an out of date practice that can do more harm than good. It allows resistance to build, a dangerous proposition when there are only a few types of wormer to choose from. In addition, farmers will waste money by treating animals that don’t need it. Group worming is more effective, but could we refine this even further to target individual animals? A trial is underway at four sheep farms in South West England to see if it is viable. Let’s have a closer look here. Continue reading
