Tiny invention to boost calf loss work in northern beef herds

By Shan Goodwin
August 17 2016 - 4:00pm
Associate Professor Scott Norman from Charles Sturt University says an invention which identifies when and where calving happens will help with calf loss research.
Associate Professor Scott Norman from Charles Sturt University says an invention which identifies when and where calving happens will help with calf loss research.

A TINY device that sends out an alert when a calf is born and provides details of its location is the latest tool in the battle against calf loss in northern beef herds.

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