Kamar Cattle Heat Detectors during freezing conditions when rain

during freezing conditions when rain is imminent or other adverse factors

Storage and security with thermal padding for warmth

dose all sheep exposed to fluke infected pastures preventatively at regular intervals of 10 weeks from March /April through to October/November

Water supply piping

corresponding to the recommended dose rate of 2 ml per 10 kg bodyweight

Kamar Cattle Heat Detectors during freezing conditions when rainKamar heat detectors help improve any heat identification programme. It's no puzzle understanding why 50 percent of the heats in the average dairy herd are missed. The primary cause is clear, shortened heats that take place at night. Therefore, they could easily occur between observations. So visual heat detection alone simply is not enough. KAMAR heatmount detectors can be a profitable supplement to your visual detection. A built in timing chamber is