Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Sunday, 4 September 2011
New look, Old face
Yes – your blog looks different! Your blog has been updated to give it a facelift and a fresher feel. This should also ensure it still contains relevant and up-to-date information for you which can actually help you with your Lookering when you log on. The functionality and the way you post your livestock checks remains the same so hopefully you shouldn’t have any problems. Please let me know by email if you encounter any problems with the new blog or have any comments.
And by the way, I am back from maternity leave this week! It’s nice to be back.
Laura
Thursday, 11 August 2011
All Cattle Off
Hi all,
As the heading suggests, there are no longer any cattle on Caesar's camp. Many thanks for keeping us clued up on their where abouts. We will keep you informed on the lead issue.
Vicky
As the heading suggests, there are no longer any cattle on Caesar's camp. Many thanks for keeping us clued up on their where abouts. We will keep you informed on the lead issue.
Vicky
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Lead poisoning
Hi all,
Just to update you, as requested, we have had post mortem results confirming lead poisoning. We are as yet unsure of the exact material the cows have ingested that contains the lead but we have been conducting a number of searches on site for possible contaminants. Many thanks to those of you who have been able to give up more of your time to assist with these.
We will be doing some intensive litter picking on Friday 2nd September and Sat 3rd September, to remove as much litter and refuse as possible from key areas of the site. Do get in touch if you would like to help out.
We are waiting on the lab to identify the form in which the lead has been ingested and will keep you all informed as and when we know. it may take several weeks. Meanwhile attempts are still being made to get the last cow and calf off the site but she is not playing the game! We will keep trying.
Many thanks
Vicky
Just to update you, as requested, we have had post mortem results confirming lead poisoning. We are as yet unsure of the exact material the cows have ingested that contains the lead but we have been conducting a number of searches on site for possible contaminants. Many thanks to those of you who have been able to give up more of your time to assist with these.
We will be doing some intensive litter picking on Friday 2nd September and Sat 3rd September, to remove as much litter and refuse as possible from key areas of the site. Do get in touch if you would like to help out.
We are waiting on the lab to identify the form in which the lead has been ingested and will keep you all informed as and when we know. it may take several weeks. Meanwhile attempts are still being made to get the last cow and calf off the site but she is not playing the game! We will keep trying.
Many thanks
Vicky
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
T9 at 8.30am
At last I found the Cow and Calf, looking very relaxed in the woods in the whales tail.
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