Lisa Hicks suggests you listen to your gut instinct when you suspect a calf has scours. You're usually right and it could mean money down the drain. Watch here »
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Trish Scott and her family experienced a stressful outbreak of infectious scours on their farm. To hear how Rotavec® Corona helped solve the problem. Watch here »
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Lisa Hicks suggests you listen to your gut instinct when you suspect a calf has scours. You're usually right and it could mean money down the drain. Watch here »
An outbreak of Rotavirus on your farm is an experience you won't want to repeat, as Ann Mclvor found out the hard way. She shares her insights with us. Watch here »
Freya Lynch from Northland talks about why she believes prevention is better than treating Rotavirus and Cryptosporidiosis. Watch here »
Linda McGinty from Fielding tells us why colostrum is so important. Watch here »
Ally Weatherstone talks about calf rearing her Jersey herd, and why calf scours made her last season one she'd rather forget. Filmed on Elly and Stu Weatherstone's farm in the Wairarapa. Watch here »
L to R: Sheryle Henderson (Hamilton), Wendy Harker (Te Awamutu) and Andrea Dobson (Otautou) tell us a bit about their farming background. Watch here »
L to R: Sheryle Henderson (Hamilton), Wendy Harker (Te Awamutu) and Andrea Dobson (Otautou) talk about why they see colostrum so important on their farms. Watch here »
L to R: Sheryle Henderson (Hamilton), Wendy Harker (Te Awamutu) and Andrea Dobson (Otautou) tell us how they deal with scours. Watch here »
L to R: Sheryle Henderson (Hamilton), Wendy Harker (Te Awamutu) and Andrea Dobson (Otautou) tell us how they stop their partners getting into their calf sheds. Watch here »
L to R: Sheryle Henderson (Hamilton), Wendy Harker (Te Awamutu) and Andrea Dobson (Otautou) each give us one piece of advice about calf rearing. Watch here »