Colostrum Storage Bags
Co-extruded PE bags sized for one newborn dose. Fill, seal, chill or freeze, then thaw and feed — the same bag survives a pass through a water-bath pasteuriser without leaching or clouding.
View product →28 lines across consumables and farm equipment. Every item is available for export with standard packing.
Everyday dairy supplies — udder care, hoof trimming, identification and newborn care. Stocked in standard case quantities for repeat orders.
Co-extruded PE bags sized for one newborn dose. Fill, seal, chill or freeze, then thaw and feed — the same bag survives a pass through a water-bath pasteuriser without leaching or clouding.
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Disposable nitrile gloves sized for barn duty — thicker than a household glove, powder-free so they do not contaminate milk samples or wound dressings.
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Polyethylene obstetric gloves made for reproductive work in cattle. Standard length reaches past the elbow; shoulder-length covers the whole arm for calving and rectal palpation without a separate sleeve.
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Luer-tip plastic syringes for vaccination, oral dosing and wound flushing on the farm. Three sizes cover everything from an intradermic TB test to a 50 ml uterine flush.
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Imported German two-component hoof glue for attaching wooden blocks, hoof boots and therapeutic pads during lameness treatment. Cures fast enough to walk the cow out within minutes.
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Herd-marking crayons for heat detection, treatment tracking and ownership marking. Choose oil-based for permanent, weatherproof marks; water-soluble where you want the mark to wash off after a set period.
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Colour-coded plastic front-and-back ear tags for visual identification of individual animals. Readable from the fence line without a reader.
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FDX-B / HDX RFID button tags that pair with a visual back tag. Read at close range by automatic milk-feeders, sorting gates and cow-wash stations.
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TPU identification bands with a slide-lock buckle — loop around a leg or neck and set the number band that shows through. Reposition or reuse across the season.
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Cohesive hoof bandage — sticks to itself but not to hair or the hoof block, so it stays on a treated foot without tape or clips.
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Pre-milking disposable wipes made from imported virgin softwood pulp, heat-treated at 450 °C during manufacture. Strong enough to wipe wet, soft enough not to abrade teat skin, and lint-free so nothing ends up in the milk can.
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Thick-loop cotton-blend towels sized to dry four teats and the udder surface in one pass. Kept at the milking station for pre-dip removal and post-dip drying.
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Pre-shaped wooden blocks that get bonded to a healthy claw with hoof adhesive, offloading a treated claw so the animal can bear weight without pressing on the lesion.
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Imported rubber "ox-tendon" rings stretched onto an elastrator tool, then slipped above the scrotum or tail. Blood supply is cut off and the tissue separates in 2–4 weeks.
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Vial of 50 test strips for blood BHB / ketone measurement in fresh cows. Pairs with the matching meter (same brand); results in seconds so you can act on a ketotic cow before she drops yield.
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Adjustable calf coats worn from day-old through weaning. In cold or wet weather a calf burns a large share of her milk energy just holding body temperature — a coat drops that loss and improves weekly gain.
View product →Automation and sensing hardware for cow comfort, heat-stress control and herd health, with software that runs on the farm network you already have.
A camera-guided robotic arm that follows the milking cluster and sprays each teat after attachment. Removes the manual post-dip step from the operator and applies disinfectant at consistent dose and coverage.
View product →A disposable intravaginal temperature logger held in place at the cervix for about 30 days post-calving. Records body temperature 5–10 times per hour and pushes to the cloud platform, so you get a daily temperature curve per cow.
View product →Precision sprinkler head with an on-camera detection module. Detects cow presence in the spray zone and opens the solenoid only for the seconds the animal is under it, so water and cooling land on cows, not empty alley.
View product →Sprinkler solenoid triggered by a phase-modulated radar module. Senses the 3-D volume under the sprinkler and opens only when a cow is present — including a cow that is standing still.
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A sprinkler loop installed above the water trough with a presence sensor; when a cow lowers her head to drink, the water is triggered for the length of her visit. Cheapest precision-cooling retrofit for an existing barn.
View product →Retrofit cabinet that takes over your existing sprinkler and fan circuits. Reads temperature + humidity, computes THI, and runs staged cooling (fan first, fan + sprinkler at higher THI, force-mode above a critical band).
View product →A non-contact respiration and heart-rate monitor hung over a calf hutch or pen. Screens for pneumonia and inflammation in the 0–14-day window where early intervention saves calves.
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Bolt-on monitor for the vacuum side of a milking machine. Two pressure channels sampled at 32 pts/s and packaged every 3 seconds, sent over 4G LTE Cat1 to a cloud dashboard — you see the pulse trace without wiring the plant room.
View product →Lying-time monitor for lactating cows. Records how long a cow lies per day and how often she stands up — the two metrics that shift with lameness, oestrus and calving.
View product →Environmental sensor network for the barn — temperature, humidity, THI and optional gas (NH₃, H₂S, CO₂, CH₄) reporting to a shared dashboard.
View product →A retained bolus that sits in the rumen and streams internal temperature, pH and activity data — the closest thing to continuous metabolic monitoring without an external sensor.
View product →Pedometer-based oestrus detection. Cows in heat roughly double their step count; the sensor logs activity per cow and pushes alerts to the herd manager.
View product →Send us a herd size, housing type and what you are trying to fix. We will come back with a specification and an indicative price, not a brochure.