Vaccination best practice for healthy herds

Vaccination best practice for healthy herds

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Protect your herd from disease by undertaking a vaccination program. However, remember to treat vaccines with care; no exposure to sunlight, kept cool at all times, and never allowing them to freeze. On top of that, to retain market access, certain records must be kept. These include vaccine name, date, number of doses used, batch number and expiry date.

Hear from grazier and veterinarian, Andrea McKenzie, as she explains how to best care for your vaccines.

 

“Usually low cost and quick payback if you vaccinate for the right diseases for your property.”

Another resource here: MLA vaccination for beef cattle in northern Australia fact sheet

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Date published:

February 4, 2022

Date reviewed:

October 10, 2023

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