<p>Lamb tails are commonly docked in Australia as a preventative measure for flystrike as the shorter tail enables the sheep's breech to keep cleaner and freer of dags and urine stain. It also helps keep the wool around the breech cleaner. By Jill Griffiths</p>
In Farming Ahead Issue 211, August 2009, Kondinin Group investigated tail docking in sheep. We decided it was time to look again to see what, if anything, had changed since then. Australian Wool...
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