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At a glance Richard TosswillLocation: 646ha farm, East of MastertonStock: 2800 ewes, 900 ewe hoggets, 110 beef cow herd and replacementsEID tags ewe hogget replacements Challenges Benefits Background A primary intention of tagging his annual crop of ewe hogget replacements is to improve ewe selection based on their efficiency of lamb production. But Richard Tosswill … Read more

Allflex Tissue Sampling | Read How Angus Breeders, Susan & Roger Hayward Of teAkau Hav Benefitted from Using Allflex Tissue Sampling In Their Operation

Allflex Sensehub | Learn About Michael & De-Anne Smith’s Experience With Adding Allflex Monitoring Collars To Their Dairy Herd With Their Protrack System

Allflex RapID Tags | Find Out How Fraser Avery From Blenheim Is Using Allflex RapID Tags With His Ewe Flock To Make a Big Difference To The Bottom Line

At a glance Sam and Cathie BellLocation: Benlea, Windwhistle, Central CanterburySTOCK: 4800 Romney ewes, 1200 ewe hoggetsFINISHING: 400 Friesian and Friesian-cross bulls a yearRapID tag Challenges Benefits Background Central Canterbury hill country sheep and beef farmers Sam and Cathie Bell say they started EID tagging their sheep flock last spring with a view to future … Read more

As you know National Fieldays for 2022 has been moved from June to December (thanks covid). Now only weeks away on 30th Nov – 3rd Dec. Make sure you find the Allflex team inside the Gallagher building (D70) to discuss all your Identification, Animal Health, Monitoring and Automation needs.

Each year our Monitoring training team put on a Summit for our Monitoring farmers. Usually this happens in person but this year, due to Covid red light restrictions the team pulled together the very first Virtual Monitoring Summit.

Each year our Monitoring Training team run two Monitoring Discussion groups series. One series focuses on pre-calving and the other pre-mating.

The Ahuwhenua Trophy acknowledges and celebrates business excellence in New Zealand’s important pastoral and horticultural sectors.