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How to get your weaner heifers off to a great start
Nutrition
A key factor in fertility
Optimise pasture growth
Use supplements when needed, e.g. selenium improves reproductive efficiency and helps achieve high conception rates
Parasite control
Drench with a treatment effective against the worm species in your area at weaning and drench again 3–4 weeks prior to joining
Prevent parasites with Dectomax®
Dectomax has persistent activity against the five major worms
Dectomax Injectable provides reliable dosing and controls cattle tick for up to 28 days
Dectomax Pour-on is convenient and easy to administer with a nil milk withholding period
Dectomax treated cattle outperformed untreated cattle by 24 kilograms over 140 days2
Vaccination
Protect the reproductive performance of your weaners
Vaccinate with the second dose of Ultravac® 7in1
Protect your weaners from the five major deadly clostridial diseases
Stop the spread of leptospirosis – the only vaccine that prevents urinary shedding of leptospirosis bacteria into the environment when used prior to natural exposure
Protect you, your family and your workers from the flu like symptoms of leptospirosis
Weight gain monitoring
Weigh and monitor to achieve growth targets
Weigh heifers every 6 weeks after weaning. Adjust management practices if needed based on results
Monitor your heifers’ feeding requirements
Weaning Checklist
Plan ahead to achieve critical mating weight for your heifers
Manage and control worms – drench with Dectomax
Vaccination program – Second dose Ultravac 7in1 (first dose should be administered to calves at 6 weeks, or can begin from 4 weeks of age which is recommended in high risk properties)
Cull unsuitable types
References
Zoetis Repro Active Tech Note, Critical Mating Weights, 2014. Zoetis Data on File.