Sheep

Winter Worming in Sheep – Why Timing Matters

Sheep /

As temperatures drop, it can be easy to assume parasite pressure slows down completely through winter. But while seasonal conditions change, internal parasites can still impact feed conversion, condition and overall production performance, particularly in young stock or higher challenge environments. Winter worming is not just about treating parasites. It is about protecting performance during […]

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Liver Fluke in Livestock – Seasonal Risk and Treatment Timing

Cattle, Sheep /

Liver fluke is one of the more complex and often overlooked parasite challenges in livestock. In the right conditions, infections can build over time and impact animal performance before obvious signs appear. For producers in higher rainfall or irrigated areas, understanding fluke risk is critical. Unlike many gastrointestinal worms, liver fluke has a more complex

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THE POWER OF 3 – TRIPLE ACTIVE DRENCHES

Cattle, Sheep /

Across Australia, internal parasite control in both sheep and cattle is changing. The shift toward triple-active (“3-way”) drenches is not driven by marketing or fashion, but by necessity. On many properties, single- and dual-active drenches no longer provide reliable or predictable control. Anthelmintic resistance is now well established in sheep parasites and is increasingly recognised

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