Early Meal And Smooth Transitions
As future ruminants, calves benefit from the early introduction of solid feed to help their rumen develop. This, along with…
As future ruminants, calves benefit from the early introduction of solid feed to help their rumen develop. This, along with…
Giving calves the very best start in life pays off every which way. One of most important success factors is…
The choice of calf meal is a critical decision. Take a moment to look at the factors that play a…
Respiratory illness in calves is a common problem. These illnesses can be difficult to resolve, and they affect the long-term…
Early rumen development is a vital part of the nutrition corner, ensuring the animal is weaned from liquid to solid…
Whether you farm dairy or dry stock, raising strong, healthy calves is vital for the future of your business. Doing…
Rearing calves for beef can be a fickle business. What differentiates successful operators is the effort they spend on planning…
When it comes to rearing calves, be it for replacement heifers or dairy beef, some basic nutritional guidelines make a…
The aim of all calf rearing programmes is to grow calves rapidly to target weights and develop them into productive…
Calves require a dry, draught free environment with easy access to feed, fibre and fresh, clean water.
Dairy farmers have the perfect tool at their disposal this calving season to set their herds up for future productivity…
Dairy farmers are being encouraged to challenge their thinking around animal nutrition as they transition from peak production to preparing…
Autumn calves are born in kinder conditions than what their spring cousins enjoy. But it takes a careful nutrition regime…
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.