Simon Butler - Addressing nutritional gaps early for herd mating success

SealesWinslow Nutrition Extension Specialist Simon Butler says metabolic problems on farm are feeding into in-calf rates. "If you're seeing a lot of milk fever, that's going to directly impact those clinical cows' ability to get in calf, but there might be an underlying subclinical milk fever effect on fertility as well.”   This episode featured in partnership with SealesWinslow. Whether it’s a custom blend or dairy pellet, smart modelling tools, or advice tailored for your farm, SealesWinslow is about nutrition that delivers measurable benefits. Through science, teamwork, and practical guidance, we make sure what you do today sets your herd up for better performance tomorrow. For more information, visit https://sealeswinslow.co.nz/   WANT TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW LIVE (11am-1pm NZST) ON THE GO? Download CountryWide Connect mobile app to stream the show via Apple Car Play or Android Auto. Or try the voice command ‘Play CountryWide Connect’ on Amazon Alexa or Google Home.   Apple: https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/countrywide-connect/id6761033881 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.co.countrywide&hl=en_NZSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.