Free Webinar: Drench Resistance Testing
This webinar describes the benefits of Drench Resistance Testing:
Why drench test?
Ineffective drenches have a major impact on sheep health and production over the course of a year—even if the consequences aren’t immediately obvious. A Drench Resistance Test is the gold standard for assessing the effectiveness of a number of drenches against worms on your property.
Do you consider drench testing to be too difficult or too expensive? Think again!
They are actually excellent value for money—about 9c/ sheep/ year!—and by following the WormBoss instruction sheet, they are not difficult to do, especially if you and a neighbour both do a test and you help each other out.
Join us for a FREE webinar that details the importance of drench resistance testing and how it will help inform your drenching decisions and slow down the development of resistance on your property.
Registration details
Registration:
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Here's how to join in:
1. For first time users, you can set up Webex Events before the event starts. Click here at least 10 minutes in advance of the event so it is ready before the start of the webinar.
2. Register here
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3. Enter your name and email address and press submit - your registration will be confirmed.
4. You will receive a confirmation email with instructions on how to join the webinar.
5. If you are connecting audio using Your computer, click on 'call using computer', select 'OK' and you will connect automatically.
6. If you are connecting by phone, you need to click on the telephone symbol and enter the access code you received in your registration email.
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This webinar is sponsored by Meat and Livestock Australia under the New England WormBoss Producer Demonstration Site Project.
