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So I Herd

This series features candid conversations with leading cattle vets who have shaped—and continue to shape—the future of animal health, welfare, and rural consultancy.

Podcast · By Australian Cattle Vets | AVA · English · AU · Official site

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    s2e5: Beyond Bull Soundness: The Future of Male Fertility in Beef Production (opens the original)

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    In this episode Prue Adams speaks with Dr Karl Kerns, Assistant Professor of Animal Sciences at Iowa State University, about why male fertility could be one of the most important frontiers in improving beef production. As global demand for high-quality protein rises, Dr Kerns explains how cattle can help convert human-inedible forages into valuable nutrition — and why improving reproductive efficiency is central to producing more with less.

  2. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    s2e4: Consistency is Key: Feedlot Nutrition, Health and Performance (opens the original)

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    Veterinarian and research scientist Melissa George joins So I Herd to discuss feedlot health, nutrition and performance. From early-morning pen rides to bunk scoring, feed testing, technology and teamwork with nutritionists, Melissa explains why consistency is key in achieving better outcomes for cattle and producers.

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