Facial Eczema
As we move towards summer, the fire risk boards are being joined by another warning chart – facial eczema (FE)…
As we move towards summer, the fire risk boards are being joined by another warning chart – facial eczema (FE)…
When stock graze pasture or eat supplementary feed, they get more than just the plant matter you feed them. They…
When we think of a balanced diet, we typically think energy, fibre, fat and protein, and the trace elements (TE)…
Trace elements often go under the radar when considering a herd’s diet, however they are vital for all day-to-day functions…
Magnesium solubility of granulated or prilled products fed to dairy cattle, has been in the spotlight due to the potential…
With mating well underway down South and early pregnancies progressing in the North, supporting your in-calf cows with the right…
Trace elements are the ‘invisible fence at the top of the cliff’ that can protect a dairy herd’s health and…
Cam Neeld
Nutrition Sales Specialist – Franklin, North West Waikato
With 20 years in the primary sector, Cam has built strong expertise in animal health and nutrition through specialist roles with key rural suppliers. His focus has always been on guiding farmers towards better outcomes through smarter nutrition and on-farm advice.
Cam’s background in cow behaviour, metabolics, mating and facial eczema means he brings practical knowledge that helps farmers improve herd health and productivity. He enjoys working alongside farmers to understand challenges and provide solutions that make a measurable difference. Now with SealesWinslow, Cam continues to support farmers with practical, results-driven nutrition advice.
Away from work, Cam can usually be found on or in the water, or at the racetrack with his car.