While Chris Walkland may be away this week, but he still joins the programme with his latest milk market report, we then kick off in episode 305 of Kite Podcast by discussing a very important subject, Will Evans and Ben Eagle are joined by Rebecca Cavill of Torch Farm Vets and Laura Roberts of Sandstone Vets, alongside Devon farmer Jenny Hookway and producer Becki Reay. The conversation explores the signs and symptoms of Bluetongue, the differences between virus strains, the impact on farms and livestock movements, and why vaccination remains the most important tool in reducing disease spread. Rebecca highlights the significant number of affected holdings seen by her practice and explains how vaccinating cattle, the main carriers of the virus, can help reduce infection levels and limit transmission by midges. The panel also shares practical advice for farmers on preparing for the months ahead and supporting each other through a challenging period. The discussion also covers the signs farmers should be looking out for in both cattle and sheep, the impact on livestock movements, shows and sales, and what to do if you suspect infection on your farm. With vaccine demand increasing and supplies coming under pressure, the message from the panel is clear: if you're considering vaccination, don't delay.