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Lameness in Beef Cattle

Workshop attendees will work through the various causes of lameness in beef cattle and learn about the impact on health, welfare, fertility and production.
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Date and time:
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Location:
Monmouthshire Livestock Market Croesbychan Bryngwyn Raglan NP15 2BH

Event overview

Workshop attendees will work through the various causes of lameness in beef cattle and learn about the impact on health, welfare, fertility and production. There will be a focus on introducing learners to the importance of mobility scoring in helping identify lameness early as well as the economic impact of lameness. They will understand the difference between infectious and non-infectious causes and how to treat, manage and prevent them.
 
This event is eligible for SFS UA4. If a business partner attends, their participation hours will be recorded and can be counted towards your SFS UA4 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirement. 

This event is also eligible for SFS UA12 if attended by a business partner, a member of your farm business (or a nominated individual).

Contact Vets directly to book your space 

Date and time

Date Time Location Cost Speaker Booking details
Thu, 3 Dec 2026 7 - 10pm Monmouthshire Livestock Market Croesbychan Bryngwyn Raglan NP15 2BH FREE
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Contact

Name:
farmingconnect@mentera.cymru

Rydym yn croesawu gohebiaeth yn Gymraeg / We welcome correspondence in Welsh


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