Irish beef farmers reminded of key vaccinations before winter housing
Ireland's 2026 grazing season is nearing its end in most areas. Farming outlet Agriland has reminded beef producers about vaccinations to consider before animals are housed for winter.
The 2026 grazing season in Ireland has entered its closing stages in most parts of the country, and beef farms are approaching the time when animals are moved indoors for winter. Irish farming news outlet Agriland has issued a reminder on the subject.
The outlet notes that farms can choose from a broad range of vaccinations. However, drystock and beef farmers, meaning those not producing milk, traditionally keep two main vaccinations in mind ahead of winter housing.
Veterinary advice
Agriland stresses that advice from a local veterinary practitioner should always be sought. A vaccination plan is best agreed with a professional who knows the conditions on the individual farm.
The excerpt available does not name the specific vaccines or timings, so further detail has to be found in the full article or from a vet.
