Hands-on training to help you detect and manage internal parasites in your livestock, inluding faecal sampling, microscope analysis, and worm control strategies.

Event details:

This practical course is hosted by Greater Sydney Local Land Services to help you build your knowledge and skills in internal parasite management - including how to take faecal samples and analyse them under the microscope.

What else will be covered:

These skills will enable you to determine if you have a worm issue in your stock and plan how to manage and control parasites.
The session will also include information about the introduction of eID NLIS ear tags for sheep and goats, outlining the mandatory requirements for small ruminant producers.

IMPORTANT: Places are heavily limited due to the number of microscopes available.

Additional details:

Please arrive 9:00 am for 9:30 am start.
A light lunch will be provided following the session.
Equine worms will not be covered in this workshop, but we will have future sessions dedicated to this topic – stay tuned!
Please bring your own livestock faeces sample to the workshop for the practical activity.

Contact: Katherine Mann, Livestock Officer on 0437 164 091 or via email at: katherine.mann@lls.nsw.gov.au

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