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Watch the InCalf webinar 3.

InCalf Farmer Webinar 3: Bull management

7:00PM - 8:00PM AEDST Thursday 29th January 2015

Our experts:

Dr Andrew Perry,“ InCalf Project consultant

Dr Perry is a dairy veterinarian, based at the Kyabram Veterinary Clinic in northern Victoria. He is trained as an advanced InCalf adviser and has an active consultancy business helping dairy farmers to manage herd reproduction issues.

Dr Craig Dwyer, Partner at Smithton Veterinary Service

Dr Dwyer is an experienced cattle veterinarian from Smithton in Tasmania. He has conducted field research on bull soundness in Tasmania, presented his findings at leading veterinary conferences and developed the session on bull management which formed part of the recent InCalf farmer workshops delivered around Australia in 2014.

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Watch the video recording of this live webinar presented on the 29th of January, 2015.

InCalf farmer webinar 3

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