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Hosted by Australian Cattle Vets | AVA · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 5 episodes
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This series features candid conversations with leading cattle vets who have shaped—and continue to shape—the future of animal health, welfare, and rural consultancy.
Australian Cattle Vets | AVA hosts So I Herd, a education show with 5 episodes published.
In this episode of So I Herd, Prue Adams speaks with veterinarian and research scientist Melissa George from Bovine Dynamics about the fast-moving world of feedlot consultancy. Melissa takes us inside an early-morning fe
What happens when a dairy vet meets a data obsession? New Zealand veterinarian and self-confessed data nerd Krispin Kannan takes us inside the rapidly growing world of livestock wearables, where nearly a third of New Zea
In this energetic and wide-ranging episode, host Prue Adams sits down with veterinarian and innovator Enoch Bergman, whose journey from a tiny Colorado town of just 12 people to rural Western Australia is anything but or
Australia’s cattle veterinary profession is at a pivotal moment, grappling with workforce shortages, changing client expectations, rapid technological advances and the growing impact of corporatisation. In this first epi
In this debut episode, host Prue Adams chats with three trailblazing cattle vets—Dr. Alan Guilfoyle, Associate Professor Dr. John House, and Dr. Alison Gunn—about their remarkable journeys, career pivots, and the evolvin
In this inspiring episode, we follow the remarkable 50-year journey of Dr. Bill Tranter—from a dairy farm kid in Far North Queensland to a pioneering cattle vet and industry leader. Bill shares how he built one of Austra
From jackaroo to pathologist, Dr. Mark Hazelton’s journey into cattle veterinary science is anything but typical. In this episode, Mark shares how his background in agricultural science and global farm experience shaped
In this episode, Dr. Jill Kelly shares her bold leap from a secure government role to launching her own livestock consultancy—complete with a subscription model, paid newsletters, and a thriving online presence as “Miss
Dr. Mike Laurence reflects on a career that’s spanned clinical practice, academia, and now industry leadership at Meat & Livestock Australia. From working through the UK’s foot-and-mouth outbreak to pioneering research i
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So I Herd is hosted by Australian Cattle Vets | AVA. The show is categorised under education and has published 5 episodes.
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