Chemical worming is expected to be turned on its head, through the launch of a naturally occurring fungus that targets intestinal parasites in grazing animals.

It's taken close to twenty years, and 19 field trials to get BioWorma approved for commercial sale.

Rural reporter Eddie Summerfield spoke with International Animal Health Group Chief Executive Chris Lawlor ahead of today's launch:

Chemical worming is expected to be turned on its head, through the launch of a naturally occurring fungus that targets intestinal parasites in grazing animals.
It's taken close to twenty years, and 19 field trials to get BioWorma approved for commercial sale.
Rural reporter Eddie Summerfield spoke with International Animal Health Group Chief Executive Chris Lawlor ahead of today's launch:

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