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How to Livestock

Farmer’s Weekly brings you the latest updates news and tips on how to turn your livestock farming into a success.

Piggery ventilation

Ventilation control is one of the most important aspects in the planning and design of a piggery.
10 ways to make sure your poultry stay healthy

10 ways to make sure your poultry stay healthy

Backyard chickens can be a highly successful source of eggs and meat – as long as you look after them, says Prof Cheryl McCrindle.

A career in veterinary nursing

Veterinary nurses assist veterinarians in caring for animals. Prof Cheryl McCrindle discusses how to enter this profession.

Boost your biosecurity

Precautions should be taken to protect a herd against diseases acquired through outside contact.

African and Asiatic redwater in cattle

Redwater is an important tick-borne disease in cattle. In South Africa it accounts for losses of millions of rands annually. Dr JH du Preez and Dr Faffa Malan discuss the disease’s distribution, transmission, treatment and efficient management and control through blood vaccine.

Dealing with the ‘silent disease’ – measles

Cases of measles are frequently found in slaughter stock.

Managing trichomoniasis

Beef management consultant Barry Symons tells Lloyd Phillips how to go about dealing with this serious disease.

Feeding goats

Good feed and plenty of clean water are important to keep your goats healthy.

Intensive vs extensive farming

In the trend towards increasingly extensive livestock production, are we not moving too far from natural production systems and placing our hope in feed from a bag? Roelof Bezuidenhout poses the question.

Controlling liver fluke disease

Fasciolosis is a disease found worldwide. According to reports, its incidence is increasing in certain regions.
Liver fluke facts

Liver fluke facts

An overview of this deadly zoonotic disease and the parasites that cause it.

Keeping records for layers

A management calendar is crucial for success even if you are simply supplying eggs to your own family.
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