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  • Ectoparasites in sheep and beef cattle

    This project aims to collate the relevant knowledge on ectoparasites as it relates to the New Zealand sheep and beef cattle sector and use this information to determine the current knowledge gaps and …
  • Factsheet

    Drench and drench resistance

    Drench resistance is common, is increasing in all drench families (and combinations) and poses a risk to the viability of some farming systems. Last updated: June …
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    Mid Season 2023-2024 Summary

    Mid Season 2023-2024 Summary …

  • Assessing the impacts of long-acting drench products

    This project investigated the potential effect of long-acting drench products on the rumen microbiome, the effect of parasites on ewe growth, Body Condition Score and fecundity over the summer-autumn …
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    Hill Country Futures: lucerne at Willesden – autumn and winter management

    Autumn/winter plant and animal management are discussed by Tyler Good (Finishing Manager, Willesden Farm, Banks Peninsula) and Professor Derrick Moot (Dryland Pastures Research Group, Lincoln …
    Lucerne at Willesden – Autumn and winter management
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    Farm Facts 2023

    Farm Facts 2023 …
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    nProve – discover genetics fit for your purpose

    nProve helps farmers discover and select sheep and beef genetics that best fit their farming goals and production systems. Last updated: May …
  • Factsheet

    Theileria and Anaemia in Cattle

    Theileriosis is a disease in cattle caused by a microscopic blood-borne parasite that is spread by ticks. The causative organism is Theileria orientalis (Ikeda strain) and it induces anaemia by …
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    Working dog health: Part 1 – General health including worming and vaccinations

    Lori Linney is  a senior veterinarian at Vetlife in Alexandra, in Central Otago.  Originating from Canada, she has had a keen interest in working dogs for over 25 years. As a veterinarian Lori runs a …
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    Scabby Mouth

    Scabby mouth is not normally a life threatening disease, although it does cause discomfort and reduce production in the affected animal. It can be transmitted to humans. Last updated: August …