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Calving

Everything to have ready in the calving shed before the first cow starts — ropes and jack, gloves and gel, navel iodine and colostrum for the first feed.

Keep your vet’s number on the shed wall. If a calving isn’t progressing, call early.

Calf rearing

Feeding, warmth and scour cover for young calves — buckets, teats, milk replacer, electrolytes and jackets.

Lambing

The lambing box: ropes, gloves, gel, iodine, colostrum, a stomach tube and bottles for weak lambs.

Drying off cows

Clean, careful drying off: teat wipes, gloves, sealant, tail paint to mark treated cows and a CMT kit to pick out problem quarters.

Antibiotic dry cow tubes are prescription only — talk to your vet about which cows need them (selective dry cow therapy).

Winter housing

Getting sheds ready for the winter: cubicle mats and lime, scrapers, water, a cow brush, lice treatment and hoof care.

Electric fencing

Strip grazing or a new paddock: reel and polywire, pigtail posts, insulators, gate handles and a fault finder — then pick an energiser.

Dosing & vaccinating

The kit for a dosing day: drench gun, vaccinator, needles, a sharps bin, gloves and a marker so you know who’s done.

Always follow the product label or your vet for dose rates and withdrawal periods. Prescription medicines need a prescription.

Milking & hygiene

Parlour basics that run out: liners, teat dip, gloves, filter socks and wash chemicals.

Check liners match your parlour make before ordering.

Out on the land

Dry, warm and seen on the farm all winter: wellies, waterproofs, hi-vis, gloves, welly socks and a head torch.

Farm safety & hi-vis

Everything to make the yard safer: a slurry gas detector, safety signs, first aid and fire extinguishers, hi-vis, ear and eye protection, and an anti-entanglement vest for PTO work.

Short winter days mean working in the dark. Hi-vis on anyone near machinery or on the road, never mix slurry with people or animals in the shed, and keep children well away from working machines.

Kids on the farm

Be seen, stay dry, protect their hearing: kids' hi-vis waistcoats, reflective hats, ear defenders, rainsuits, wellies and boots for young farmers.

HSA rules: never carry a child under 7 in a tractor cab, and under-14s must not drive tractors or self-propelled machines. Keep children away from slurry, machinery and cows with newborn calves.