Three day sickness and Ovine Johne's Disease

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The Productive Producer podcast is brought to you by Max Newsome from the Northern Tablelands Local Land Services. This is your podcast for production and management decisions. Key members of the agricultural industry give their insight and opinion on some of the different aspects of production.

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Three day sickness and Ovine Johne's Disease

Productive Producer

42 minutes 7 seconds

1 year ago

Three day sickness and Ovine Johne's Disease

On today's episode, we're joined by Dr. Meg Parson, district veterinarian in Glen Innes. Our conversation revolves around two pressing concerns in the Northern Tablelands region – three-day sickness in cattle and Ovine Johne's disease in sheep. Dr. Parson, with her extensive experience, offers practical insights into the management of these conditions, shedding light on effective strategies and preventative measures for graziers.

Contacts:

Max Newsome– for livestock advice– 0427 007 190

Meg Parsons - District Veterinarian Glen Innes 0400 754 360

Local Land Services - 1300 795 299

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