May 8th, 2023Free seminar for small flock sheep farmers, Bendigo

Sheep farmers and graziers in the Hepburn Shire are being invited to attend this month's free Agriculture Victoria seminar on worm management and biosecurity for your sheep flock with sheep vet Dr Monica Dickson.

Sheep farmers and graziers in the Hepburn Shire are being invited to attend this month’s free Agriculture Victoria seminar on worm management and biosecurity for your sheep flock with sheep vet Dr Monica Dickson.

The seminar happens from 6pm on May 17 in Bendigo and participants are required to have a Property Identification Code (PIC) prior to registering. They can apply, amend, or check their PIC details on the Agriculture Victoria website

Attendees take home a free Worm Egg Count (WEC) test.

Venue location will be provided upon registration. A light meal is included.

More information is available from Jennifer Shaw on jennifer.shaw@agriculture.vic.gov.au or call 0499 938 678.

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