QLD Graziers pair up with Virbac Australia to host informative field day
Announcement posted by Virbac Australia Pty Ltd 07 Nov 2018
Media Opportunity
Mt Brisbane Droughtmaster graziers Don and Andrea McConnel are set to host a field day on November 17.
Don McConnel is competing in the Multimin Performance Ready Challenge, a 12 month program run by Virbac Australia that sees seven farmers experience first-hand the benefits of injectable trace minerals with the assistance of expert veterinarian mentors.
Mr McConnel said he is looking forward to hosting a field day to give local graziers the opportunity to speak with key company representatives and to trial trusted cattle health products.
“The event will cover information on drenches, fly tags and ID tags as well as give fellow graziers the opportunity to trial cattle injectable products that I’ve had fantastic results with on our property,” Mr McConnel said.
“I have been fortunate to be selected to compete in the Multimin Performance Ready Challenge and am excited to share my observations so far.”
Held from 9.30am on Saturday 17 November 2018, expert guest speakers will cover tick management, chemical use and rotation, fly tags, NLIS and ID tags and insights on the differences Don has seen in his Multimin treated cattle v a non-treated herd.
Speakers include Virbac Technical Services Veterinarian Dr Matt Ball, South East Country Veterinarian Dr Bill Roughan, Anthony Feez from Y-TEX, Trevor Wilcox from Zee Tags and Don McConnel.
Mr McConnel would like to extend a warm invitation to media to attend this event, and will, of course, provide opportunities for interviews with key stakeholders.
What: Multimin Challenger Field Day
When: 9.30am on Saturday, 17 November 2018
Where: “Mt Brisbane”, Mt Byron Road, Crossdale QLD 4312
Media Opportunities:
Interview and photograph opportunities with:
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Media Enquiries:
Kate Munsie - C7EVEN COMMUNICATIONS
(02) 6766 4513
kate.munsie@c7even.com.au
Photo captions:
Don McConnel is competing in the Multimin Performance Ready Challenge, a 12 month program run by Virbac Australia that sees seven farmers experience first-hand the benefits of injectable trace minerals with the assistance of expert veterinarian mentors.
Mr McConnel said he is looking forward to hosting a field day to give local graziers the opportunity to speak with key company representatives and to trial trusted cattle health products.
“The event will cover information on drenches, fly tags and ID tags as well as give fellow graziers the opportunity to trial cattle injectable products that I’ve had fantastic results with on our property,” Mr McConnel said.
“I have been fortunate to be selected to compete in the Multimin Performance Ready Challenge and am excited to share my observations so far.”
Held from 9.30am on Saturday 17 November 2018, expert guest speakers will cover tick management, chemical use and rotation, fly tags, NLIS and ID tags and insights on the differences Don has seen in his Multimin treated cattle v a non-treated herd.
Speakers include Virbac Technical Services Veterinarian Dr Matt Ball, South East Country Veterinarian Dr Bill Roughan, Anthony Feez from Y-TEX, Trevor Wilcox from Zee Tags and Don McConnel.
Mr McConnel would like to extend a warm invitation to media to attend this event, and will, of course, provide opportunities for interviews with key stakeholders.
What: Multimin Challenger Field Day
When: 9.30am on Saturday, 17 November 2018
Where: “Mt Brisbane”, Mt Byron Road, Crossdale QLD 4312
Media Opportunities:
Interview and photograph opportunities with:
- Key speakers
- Virbac representatives
- Attendee representatives
Click here for further information.
Ends
Media Enquiries:
Kate Munsie - C7EVEN COMMUNICATIONS
(02) 6766 4513
kate.munsie@c7even.com.au
Photo captions:
- Multimin Challenger Don McConnel