Spring calf rearing will whip round in no time! Listen to four experts full of advice from shed preparation, getting enough colostrum and weaning on a rising plane. 



Our guests share their experience and research to ensure your calves receive the right antibodies, milk allowance and hygiene for the best start in life that will return dividends in the years to come. 

Guests include:
Karen Fraser and Stacey Cosnett from The Calf Experts
Philip Spies, Sales Manager - NZ, MaxCare
Emma Cuttance, Managing Director of EpiVets Ltd

Hosts:
Sheryl Haitana, Editor, Dairy Exporter
Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, Dairy Exporter
Sarah Perriam-Lampp, Managing Director, CountryWide Media

Karen Fraser and Stacey Cosnett from The Calf Experts explain to Anne Lee that now (Autumn) is the ideal time to review your calf rearing system – noting what works well and what needs improving. 

Read about their article “A Calf Rearing Masterclass” about the rewards of good preparation out now in the Dairy Exporter Winter 2024 magazine or click here to read online.

MaxCare’s Philip Spies shares with Sarah the importance of ensuring we wean our calves on a rising plane and that you are on the right calf milk replacer for the right situation.

Check out MaxCare’s helpful free mobile app with tips & videos to support you and your team for your calf rearing season ahead. 

And the episode finishes with Sheryl learning about some interesting research from Emma Cuttance of EpiVets about the importance of passive transfer of antibodies from the colostrum as cows are the only mammal that don’t pass this on from cow to calf in the placenta!  

Read Emma’s PhD here online on the relationships between failure of passive transfer and subsequent mortality, body weights and lactation performance in 12-36 month old heifers.



AUTUMN 2024 PASTURE SUMMIT:

- Bay of Plenty Event: Wednesday, 1 May 2024 hosted by Jordyn Crouch & Isaac Algar in Atiamuri.

- Southland Event: Wednesday, 8 May 2024 hosted by Sam & Jenna Hodsell in Taramoa.

View the programme and register: https://www.pasturesummit.co.nz/

Spring calf rearing will whip round in no time! Listen to four experts full of advice from shed preparation, getting enough colostrum and weaning on a rising plane. 
 
Our guests share their experience and research to ensure your calves receive the right antibodies, milk allowance and hygiene for the best start in life that will return dividends in the years to come. 
Guests include:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Karen Fraser and Stacey Cosnett from <a href="https://dairyexporter.co.nz/a-calf-rearing-masterclass/">The Calf Experts</a></li>
<li aria-level="1">Philip Spies, <a href="https://maxumanimal.com/team/aaron-bailey-2/">Sales Manager - NZ, MaxCare</a></li>
<li aria-level="1"><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-cuttance-175061aa/?originalSubdomain=nz">Emma Cuttance</a>, Managing Director of EpiVets Ltd</li>
</ol>
Hosts:
<ol>
<li aria-level="1">Sheryl Haitana, Editor, Dairy Exporter</li>
<li aria-level="1">Anne Lee, Deputy Editor, Dairy Exporter</li>
<li aria-level="1">Sarah Perriam-Lampp, Managing Director, CountryWide Media</li>
</ol>
Karen Fraser and Stacey Cosnett from The Calf Experts explain to Anne Lee that now (Autumn) is the ideal time to review your calf rearing system – noting what works well and what needs improving. 
Read about their article “A Calf Rearing Masterclass” about the rewards of good preparation out now in the Dairy Exporter Winter 2024 magazine or <a href="https://dairyexporter.co.nz/a-calf-rearing-masterclass/">click here to read online.</a>
<a href="https://maxumanimal.com/">MaxCare</a>’s Philip Spies shares with Sarah the importance of ensuring we wean our calves on a rising plane and that you are on the right calf milk replacer for the right situation.
Check out MaxCare’s helpful free <a href="https://maxumanimal.com/products-2/maxcare-animal-app/">mobile app with tips &amp; videos</a> to support you and your team for your calf rearing season ahead. 
And the episode finishes with Sheryl learning about some interesting research from Emma Cuttance of EpiVets about the importance of passive transfer of antibodies from the colostrum as cows are the only mammal that don’t pass this on from cow to calf in the placenta!  
Read <a href="https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31492388/">Emma’s PhD here online</a> on the relationships between failure of passive transfer and subsequent mortality, body weights and lactation performance in 12-36 month old heifers.
 
AUTUMN 2024 PASTURE SUMMIT:
- Bay of Plenty Event: Wednesday, 1 May 2024 hosted by Jordyn Crouch &amp; Isaac Algar in Atiamuri.
- Southland Event: Wednesday, 8 May 2024 hosted by Sam &amp; Jenna Hodsell in Taramoa.
View the programme and register: <a href="https://www.pasturesummit.co.nz/">https://www.pasturesummit.co.nz/</a>

It’s been your mainstay in dairy farming since 1925 as your trusted source of adding
value to your dairy business, now it’s time for the Dairy Exporters’s seasonal stories
to exclusive weekly interviews to come straight to your ears with this brand-spanking
new podcast.


It’s here you can seek out the guidance, inspiration and smarts it takes to dairy farm
into the future to be outstanding in your field on The Dairy Exporter Podcast hosted
by Editor &Deputy Editor of Dairy Exporter, Sheryl Haitana & Anne Lee and her
fellow journalists.

Get in touch with our Editor of Dairy Exporter on email
sheryl@countrywidemedia.co.nz if you have a great insight to share with our
thousands of readers and listeners in New Zealand and around the world.


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latest in-depth stories in your mailbox so you are always ahead of the game in the
business of dairy farming into the future.

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It’s been your mainstay in dairy farming since 1925 as your trusted source of adding value to your dairy business, now it’s time for the Dairy Exporters’s seasonal stories to exclusive weekly interviews to come straight to your ears with this brand-spanking new podcast.
 It’s here you can seek out the guidance, inspiration and smarts it takes to dairy farm into the future to be outstanding in your field on The Dairy Exporter Podcast hosted by Editor &amp;Deputy Editor of Dairy Exporter, Sheryl Haitana &amp; Anne Lee and her fellow journalists. Get in touch with our Editor of Dairy Exporter on email sheryl@countrywidemedia.co.nz if you have a great insight to share with our thousands of readers and listeners in New Zealand and around the world.
 Don’t miss our weekly episodes of The Dairy Exporter Podcast by hitting the subscribe button now and <a href="https://dairyexporter.co.nz/sign-up/">join our Dairy Exporter weekly email newsletter</a> to get the latest in-depth stories in your mailbox so you are always ahead of the game in the business of dairy farming into the future.
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