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SubscribeThe Bureau of Meteorology (The Bureau) has officially declared both an El Niño and positive Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD).
Resistance to chemicals used against all the major parasites of economic and welfare importance to ruminant producers has been found in Australia and is increasing.
Sheep with lice are like a dog with fleas- they scratch, rub, bite, and itch but they can't get rid of them!
Fluralaner is given as an oral drench and does not leave detectable residue in the fleece.
The Committee ensures the content provided to industry is independent, proven and practical.
Among the problems that flying insects can bring to your stock are some extremely unwanted passengers: Emergency Animal Disease (EADs).
Monitoring goats with worm egg counts periodically and ensuring that the feedlot area is kept clean by removing old feed and forage will be essential for success.
The 2021-22 NSHMP Annual Report analyses the data collected throughout the year, providing valuable insights into the top conditions.
Drench resistance, also known as Anthelmintic Resistance (AR), is caused by internal parasites developing inherited tolerance to drenches.
Long-term worm control relies on a suite of tools to achieve ‘next level’ healthy goat herds.
ParaBoss Certificate in Sheep Parasite Management winners.
Goat producers around Australia are grappling with worms this year. The reason?
The LiceBoss tools are designed to assist you with the management and eradication of lice within your production system.
Resistance is common in cattle ticks and is a critical cause of production loss and death of northern cattle.
Here we examine the reasons why parasites develop resistance to chemicals, and what we can do to out-think them.
Lungworms in goats cause significant disease in Australia and can occasionally lead to death.
Kick start the new year with a chance to win a free enrolment in the ParaBoss Certificate in Sheep Parasite Management!
Worms are active all year round. But some worms really love warm wet weather.
After floods, some parasites take advantage of the wet conditions to spread on pastures and infest livestock.
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