23rd May 2022
The variable autumn weather for much of New Zealand is presenting yet another challenge for farming. More >
A GUIDE ON PREPARING FOR LAMBING SUCCESS
27th May 2022
Lamb losses are detrimental to farm profits. Most occur during pregnancy, or in the first week of life and there are common culprits. More >
HELP YOUR LAMBS SURVIVE AND THRIVE
1st October 2021
The main profit driver for sheep farmers is the kilograms of lamb weaned (and sold) per ewe mated. More >
MANAGING PARASITES TO GROW GREAT LAMBS
1st October 2021
Best practice is all about maximising drench efficacy to get the best results and ensuring the drenches you use will be there for years to come. More >
1st October 2021
Scabby mouth is a painful frustrating disease that slows the growth of lambs due to their inability to feed properly. More >
LAMB MORTALITY AND CLOSTRIDIAL DEATHS
14th April 2021
To provide information on the level and timing of lamb loss that occurs during the first year of life on hill country sheep and beef farms in New Zealand. More >
QUARANTINE DRENCHING: PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT
26th February 2021
A great deal of time, money and genetics has gone into developing your breeding flock. More >
DON’T BURY YOUR HEAD IN THE SAND!
25th February 2021
Worm monitoring is more important than ever. More >
THREE P’S TO REMEMBER FOR YOUR FLOCK
5th February 2021
Drench resistance, particularly for triple combination drenches, is on the rise. More >
MANAGING BARBERS POLE – A UNIQUE PARASITE
5th February 2021
Barbers pole worms like moist and warm conditions which are often seen in wet summers and autumn. More >
