A key component of current best practice for the management of resistance in sheep is the use of multiple actives administered at the same time, or combination drenches. Now resistance is also looming as a real threat for cattle farmers.

Dogs need to dig! There are a dozen good canine reasons for digging so, if we can't stop a dog from digging altogether, how do we control it?

Heavy rainfall and floods during the warm summer months can increase the risk of flystrike, a major sheep welfare problem that growers must actively work to control.

Rain scald, also known as "mud fever", is a skin condition that is most common in warm, humid areas and wet, rainy seasons.

Bloat is a seasonal problem in both dairy and beef cattle. The condition is usually precipitated by the rapid consumption of lush legume pasture species in spring.

While "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" is an attractive flowering shrub, it is toxic to dogs and poisoning cases may be blamed on other substances.