GRAZING TEAM UPDATE.

One of the smaller cows on site was reported as being I'll to us yesterday. Since then we have taken it off site and had the vet out who believes the issue to be acorn poisoning. There is a very high abundance this year and once cattle start eating them it  becomes a bit of an addiction. It can cause very serious issues and needs to be treated as soon as possible. We are asking that people please be extra observant when checking and look for any unusual activity in the cattle. They will tend to be very lethargic(droopy ears, slow to react sunken eyes) possibly separated and as it gets worse some form of diarrhoea. Thank you for your continued vigelence and hopefully we can prevent any more issues.