Tri-Solfen® by Medical Ethics is creating a positive impact on social media
MDH Pty Ltd is one of Australia’s largest beef cattle operations, unique in the fact that the company is both family owned and operated. The McDonald family represents 6 generations of beef producers and 190 years of experience in Australian agriculture. MDH has developed into a fully integrated beef business with a genuine fork to farm approach. This provides customers and consumers with the unique opportunity to have a direct dialogue with the family throughout the supply chain. With a wide geographical spread of country in Australia’s vast Queensland outback, MDH Pty Ltd runs 175,000 head of cattle across 14 properties, encompassing an irrigated farm and the company owned “Wallumba” feedlot on the Western Darling Downs. In this video, Julie McDonald, Chief Financial Officer of MDH Pty Ltd discusses the importance of having the right animal husbandry practices and how Medical Ethic’s Tri-Solfen® product for pain and wound management is helping deliver a positive message shared by social media.
Combating flystrike with Tri-Solfen® by Medical Ethics
Using the Medical Ethics Tri-Solfen® product to combat flystrike in sheep, a condition where parasitic flies lay eggs on soiled wool or open wounds. After hatching, the maggots, bury themselves in the sheep’s wool and eventually under the sheep’s skin, feeding off their flesh. It can be lethal for sheep due to ammonia poisoning.
Medical Ethics’ Tri-Solfen® is being used to keep cattle happy and healthy
Troy Setter, Chief Executive Officer of Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC), an Australian managed, majority foreign owned Agrifood business with an enterprise value in excess of $850 million. It owns and operates a portfolio of 16 cattle stations with a carrying capacity of 400,000 head of cattle across 5.5m hectares of land in Australia.