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All About Animal Health - Lambing season

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Skipton Football Netball Club
Skipton VIC, Australia
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Wed, 28 May, 9am - 11:30am AEST

Event description

Come along and hear from industry-leading representatives from Elanco, Virbac, Harwood Grains, and Beachport Liquid Minerals as they share valuable insights into their latest products designed to support your livestock and boost your business. With the recent extended dry spell putting pressure on pasture quality and animal health, now is the perfect time to explore effective solutions to keep your stock in top condition.

Each of these companies brings a wealth of experience and innovation to the table. Elanco and Virbac will showcase animal health solutions, including treatments and supplements that can assist with recovery and ongoing resilience. Harwood Grains will discuss quality feed options to help meet nutritional demands, and Beachport Liquid Minerals will explain the benefits of their natural, organic supplements to enhance livestock performance and well-being.

Whether you're looking to improve animal productivity, prevent deficiencies, or simply ensure your livestock are thriving through challenging conditions, this is a must-attend event. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions, gain practical advice, and connect with reps who understand the needs of producers during tough seasons. Don’t miss out—come and discover how these products can support your success on-farm.

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Skipton VIC, Australia
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