Neil Oughton runs an outdoor lambing flock of shedding sheep and highlanders and a charolais flock of around 130 ewes, over at Lymore Farm in Montgomery. Since introducing the Mayo boluses into their routine, every six months, they have noted significant improvements in their flock’s health due to the esurance of the correct vitamins and minerals being issued.

“We find them easy to give, and they work”

“We’ve done extensive blood testing before and after, forage testing, soil testing, and we’re finding the boluses are working”.

Dominic Naylor, farm manager at Lilburn Estate in Northumberland, calves 2,100 stabilisers and has 7,000 ewes. The estate has been using a range of different Mayo boluses such as, the All Guard Iodine Max 5in1 Bolus, the All Guard 4in1 Ewe Bolus, and the All Guard 4in1 Lamb Bolus for 8 years now and has been amazed by the results and is confident that any missing elements are now being covered.

“We got on to the Mayo bolus and we have had no problems since then”

“I think a year like this, where we’ve had heavy rainfall and everything’s been washed out of the ground, it’s absolutely essential that you bolus your livestock, and the bolus for me is the Mayo bolus”