Respiratory disease is one of the biggest challenges in calf rearing, leading to slower growth, increased labour, and long-term productivity losses. The first few weeks of life are critical for...
Post-calving infections can have hidden financial consequences for dairy and beef farmers, from extended calving intervals and increased culling rates to higher labour and veterinary costs. While treating infections is...
Mastitis is one of the biggest financial drains on dairy farms, affecting milk yields, herd productivity, and farm profitability. Beyond treatment costs, it leads to higher labour demands, increased culling...
The first 14 days of a calf’s life are critical for gut development, immune function, and long-term productivity. A well-balanced digestive system ensures efficient nutrient absorption, faster growth, and reduced...
Cryptosporidium is a major challenge for dairy farmers, causing calf scours that slow growth, increase labour demands, and reduce farm profitability. Left unmanaged, it leads to higher treatment costs, weaker...
Strong early-life nutrition and proactive health management are key to efficient, profitable livestock farming. Investing in colostrum quality, gut health, and respiratory support ensures youngstock develop strong immune systems, better...
