ABOUT CCF:
CLYNDERWEN AND CARDIGANSHIRE FARMERS LTD
CCF provides technical information and advice to our customers, to ensure you make the best buying decision when purchasing products. We have animal and crop health and nutrition specialists who provide advice and recommend products most suitable for your requirements.
As a co-operative we intend to fulfil our role as a farmer-owned business committed to being the natural choice for our stakeholders.
The Clynderwen & District Farmers Association originated in the countryside stretching along the Preseli foothills to the Pembrokeshire and Carmarthen border. Ben John, a young agriculturalist, attracted a small band of fellow enthusiasts who, in this district, were to ‘blaze the trail’ of agricultural co-operation. A branch of the Co-operative Movement was born in Clynderwen.
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🐑 Before tupping, most sheep farmers check teeth, teats/testes and toes. But there's one important check that is often overlooked: the fourth T - Trace Elements.
⚠ Hidden deficiencies may affect fertility and flock performance before obvious signs appear. This season, make trace elements part of your pre-tupping MOT. Don't Forget the Fourth T.
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Support summer grazing with Garlyx.
Summer grazing can place extra demands on livestock. As grass quality declines and biting flies become more active, maintaining nutrition is essential to keep stock performing at their best.
Crystalyx Garlyx provides:
🧄 A balanced supply of vitamins, minerals and trace elements to help address seasonal grazing deficiencies.
🧄 Support for forage intake and digestibility, helping livestock make the most of every mouthful.
🧄 Natural garlic to help deter biting flies during peak fly season.
Give your cattle the nutritional support they need to thrive through the challenges of summer.
Learn more: www.crystalyx.co.uk/livestock-heat-stress-nutrition-garlyx/
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💩 Thinking about bringing in a faecal egg sample but not sure where to start?
Hear from our SQP and Branch Manager, Caryl, as she shares her top tips for submitting a faecal egg count and why regular testing is such an important part of your parasite control plan. 🐑🐄
A few things to remember before you bring in your sample:
✔️ Collect fresh dung samples.
✔️ Keep samples cool (but don’t freeze them).
✔️ Label them clearly with your name and livestock details.
✔️ Bring them into your local branch as soon as possible for the best results.
Our knowledgeable team is always on hand to answer your questions, explain your results and help you make informed treatment decisions.
Pop into your local CCF branch to find out more about our faecal egg count testing service and chat to one of our SQPs.
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