For one dairy farmer in Co. Mayo, when he is trying to balance an off farm job alongside a herd of cows, adapting to technology becomes a 'no-brainer'. Listen to our conversation with Dermot to hear why he decided to adopt SenseHub technology onto his farm.

Since installing SenseHub, Ashleigh has felt less stress around the breeding season, stating that it has given her "peace of mind" when it comes to breeding and calving, describing the collars a "gamechanger'" in terms of saving time and labour. Listen to Ashleigh's story!

In this episode of the MSD Animal Health Podcast, Ruminant Veterinary Manager, Eleanor Brady, sits down with Conor Geraghty, Veterinary Practitioner with FarmGate Veterinary Group to chat all things sheep, including abortion in sheep, sudden death and controlling coccidiosis.

In this episode of the MSD Animal Health podcast, Ruminant Veterinary Manager Eleanor Brady sits down with Dr. Maria Guelbenzu, BVD and IBR Programme Manager with Animal Health Ireland, to discuss all things IBR (Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis), the prevalence of the disease in Ireland and moving towards a national eradication programme.

In this episode, Ruminant Veterinary Manager, Helena Madden sits down with Catherine McAloon from UCD to discuss the causes of calf scour and how it can be combated on farms.

In this episode of the MSD Animal Health Podcast, Ruminant and Equine Veterinary Manager, Sarah Higgins, sits down with Tadgh Gavin, Veterinary Practitioner with Killaloe Veterinary Clinic, to chat all things bovine respiratory disease (BRD) with a particular focus on Bovine Coronavirus - the new respiratory pathogen on the block!

In the final episode of our Total Calf Health Solutions Podcast Series, Ruminant Product Manager, Emma Gilsenan interviews Eamon O'Connell, Veterinary Practitioner with Summerhill Veterinary Practice. The pair chat through the steps farmers can take to control coccidiosis on their farms and what they can do if they have had issues with coccidiosis in the past to prevent it taking hold on their farm this year.