Ineffective dog worming programs cost industry millions per year

By Vanessa Binks
Updated May 16 2016 - 7:18am, first published May 13 2016 - 5:01am
John and Penny Holland, "Uungula" Wuuluman, near Wellington with three of their working dogs, Doc, Herb and Bruce, who help muster more than 12,000 sheep.
John and Penny Holland, "Uungula" Wuuluman, near Wellington with three of their working dogs, Doc, Herb and Bruce, who help muster more than 12,000 sheep.

A recent Meat and Livestock Australia survey has revealed farms across Australia are not worming working dogs regularly enough to stop the spread of costly sheep measles.

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