NJB Hoofcare - Area of Operation for Brockweir,, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire
Brockweir is a small but attractive village located alongside the River Wye, where there used to be a boat building industry. It is reported that vessels up to 90 tonnes could reach this point from the sea, where their cargoes were transferred to shallow barges and hauled up the river by teams of men.
Apart from the many attractions of Brockweir, there is a flourishing agricultural economy in the surrounding areas. Beef and dairy cattle are kept on farms of all sizes, from small family units with just a few head, to larger commercialised dairy herds.
Whatever the size of your herd, the risk of cattle lameness affecting their yield and well being is the same. That is why many farmers in the Brockweir area call in NJB Hoofcare for:
Photo from Featured Project near Brockweir
Cattle Hoof Care & Trimming
Apart from the many attractions of Brockweir, there is a flourishing agricultural economy in the surrounding areas. Beef and dairy cattle are kept on farms of all sizes, from small family units with just a few head, to larger commercialised dairy herds.
Whatever the size of your herd, the risk of cattle lameness affecting their yield and well being is the same. That is why many farmers in the Brockweir area call in NJB Hoofcare for:
Photo from Featured Project near Brockweir
Cattle Hoof Care & Trimming
Throughout South Wales and Southwest England, the following services are available from NJB Hoofcare:
- Routine hoof trimming for dairy herds
- Farmers' CPD coaching
- Bespoke lameness prevention packages
- On-site training
- Individual and group training
- Consultancy herd lameness mobility scoring
- Suckler beef herds, bulls
Cattle Hoofcare & Lameness Prevention/Correction Services Provided in:
- Routine prevention hoof trimming for dairy herds
- Herd lameness scoring
- Corrective hoof trimming
- Bespoke lameness prevention packages
- Suckler beef herd and bul hoof trimming
- Hoof care individual and group training
- On-site training
- CPD for farmers
