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Bovine trichomoniasis - Tritrichomonas foetus
Trich Costs You Calves - and Cash
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
Trichomoniasis is a silent productivity killer. This venereal disease causes early embryonic loss (EEL) in cows and can devastate herd fertility—often without visible signs. Every infected bull poses a herd-wide risk, with regions like the U.S. and South Africa facing the same reproductive challenges seen in Australia. Infected bulls can
Trichomoniasis is a silent productivity killer. This venereal disease causes early embryonic loss (EEL) in cows and can devastate herd fertility—often without visible signs. Every infected bull poses a herd-wide risk, with regions like the U.S. and South Africa facing the same reproductive challenges seen in Australia. Infected bulls can slash branding and conception rates by 10–40%, leading to significant calf-crop losses
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
Recent market analysis by Global Agritrends highlights that current record-high beef prices are only the start of a sustained global beef boom. Australia is in a prime position to backfill supply gaps left by the US due to tariff impacts, licensing bans, and tightening cattle supplies.
Australia has already lincreased supply into China by
Recent market analysis by Global Agritrends highlights that current record-high beef prices are only the start of a sustained global beef boom. Australia is in a prime position to backfill supply gaps left by the US due to tariff impacts, licensing bans, and tightening cattle supplies.
Australia has already lincreased supply into China by 22%, Japan by 15%, and Korea by 24%, filling gaps left by a 22–25% fall in US exports. Australia is in a prime position to meet surging demand across Asia and the US—with prices expected to rise to match US beef values within the next 12 months.
Infected Bulls, Thousands Lost
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
Infected Bulls, Thousands Lost
Meat & Livestock Australia’s Beef Producer Intentions Survey reports that 44% of producers plan to expand operations in the next 12 months.
Testing and managing Trichomoniasis not only protects your fertility margins, but ensures you’re capitalising on strong global demand and positioning your business for long-term profitability and expan
Meat & Livestock Australia’s Beef Producer Intentions Survey reports that 44% of producers plan to expand operations in the next 12 months.
Testing and managing Trichomoniasis not only protects your fertility margins, but ensures you’re capitalising on strong global demand and positioning your business for long-term profitability and expansion.
Infected bulls can slash branding and conception rates by 10–40%. With a 200kg calf worth approximately $778 a head (National Young Cattle Indicator - 389c/kg). Losses per 100 breeders can be $38,900 - $155,600.
Calves today, Profits Tomorrow
When Prices Rise, Every Calf Counts
Infected Bulls, Thousands Lost
Testing and managing Trichomoniasis not only protects your fertility margins, but ensures you’re capitalising on strong global demand and positioning your business for long-term profitability and expansion.
Why protecting your herd's fertility matters now more than ever:
- Higher calf-drop = higher profits as demand and prices climb
- Tricho
Testing and managing Trichomoniasis not only protects your fertility margins, but ensures you’re capitalising on strong global demand and positioning your business for long-term profitability and expansion.
Why protecting your herd's fertility matters now more than ever:
- Higher calf-drop = higher profits as demand and prices climb
- Trichomoniasis testing and management helps ensure more pregnancies, more weaners, and more saleable kilograms when markets are peaking.
- Now is the time to secure your herd’s fertility to capitalise on record market conditions