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Check out a selection of the most frequently asked questions for Allflex Identification solutions. From application tips and tricks to useful NAIT guides these FAQ’s will be sure to help when tagging on farm.

MSD Animal Health is the market leader in the cow monitoring market in New Zealand, a position built on the quality of its technology plus the training and after-sales support they offer their clients.

“That after-sales support is our biggest point of difference in the market I believe. It’s not just the
training our teams provides to farmers, but the technical side as well,”

Collars for detecting heat and monitoring cow health are just the beginning of a healthy pipeline of new features in development by MSD Animal Health for its Allflex Livestock Intelligence business.

Fieldays 2023 at Mystery Creek National Fieldays was back in its rightful date in June this year, after having a brief period in November last year.   The focus of our site was on our dairy customers, primarily those interested in SenseHub Monitoring and Automation and our Allflex Identification solution range. The four-day event started […]

SenseHub Brand Transition We have some exciting developments to our monitoring portfolio here at MSD Animal Health. We believe these changes will optimise farming well into the future to improve animal health, improve productivity and profit, and improve enjoyment of your work. Reading through these changes, I hope you are as excited about the future […]

Join Matt Chisholm TV presenter turned sheep and beef farmer as he explores how tech can transform a farm

Dairy cow monitoring is becoming mainstream, with more than 400,000 cows in New Zealand now wearing Allflex brand collars alone!

Allflex / MSD Animal Health support Grassroots Rescue Helicopter and Meat the Need at Fieldays 2022

For many years Allflex/MSD Animal Health have been a long standing supportor and sponsor of the Zanda McDonald Awards.

Now in its ninth year, the coveted award recognises future leaders working in agriculture, and provides an impressive prize package centred around tailored mentoring and education. The six talented finalists – three from Australia and three from New Zealand – have been selected for their passion for the industry, strong leadership skills, and the contributions they’re making to the primary sector. One winner will be chosen from each country.

The New Zealand finalists are Harriet Bremner, 33, author and health, safety and wellbeing advocate for Rural New Zealand, and farmer at Jericho Station, Southland; Jacques Reinhardt, 34, Station Manager at Castlepoint Station Wairarapa; and Monica Schwass, 31, Future Farming Manager at The NZ Merino Company, based in Christchurch.

The Australian finalists are Charles Vaughan, 29, Queensland Operations Coordinator/Group Veterinarian for Australian Cattle Enterprises and Director of Charles Vaughan Veterinary Services Pty Ltd; Mitch Highett, 33, Founder and Managing Director of farm management company Bullseye Agriculture, from Orange NSW; and Sarah Groat, 34, Development Officer for government Agtech programme “Farms of the Future”, for the Department of Primary Industries, who lives on the family farm near Rankin’s Springs NSW.

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2023 Winners will be crowned at the inaugural Zanda McDonald Award Impact Summit in Brisbane on Wednesday 15th March 2023.