Groundshift: Managing Calving Risk
This webinar is the second in Groundshift’s three-part Animal Health Series, where agroecologist Emily House explores how pasture nutrition, mineral balance and fertiliser decisions influence calving performance and animal health. Drawing on more than a decade of experience working with New Zealand dairy and sheep & beef farmers, Emily explains the hidden costs of metabolic disease, milk fever, mastitis and other calving-related challenges, while sharing practical, biology-led strategies to reduce risk, improve herd health and set animals up for a more productive season. Whether you're looking to improve profitability, resilience or animal wellbeing, this session is packed with practical insights you can apply on-farm.

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