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Infection Isn’t Just Bad Luck, It’s a Sign of Systemic Weakness

infections in livestock aren’t random misfortunes but warning signs of imbalance. Shifting focus from symptom treatment to building whole-farm resilience can cut antibiotic use, boost animal vitality, and restore the natural health of the entire farm system.
Speaker delivers talk on Agrohomeopathy at Organic Growers Gathering

Growing with Nature: the Power of Homeopathy for Crops and Plants

Agrohomeopathy, homeopathy for crops and plants, is gaining global attention for its potential to improve resilience, yield, and sustainability without chemical inputs. Researcher and Whole Health Agriculture collaborator Charlotte Southall shares her journey, real-world results, and ongoing PhD work exploring how homeopathy can support whole farm health, from drought-tolerant tomatoes to disease-resistant grapevines

Homeopathic Support for Pets to Solve Autumn Health Problems

Support your pets through autumn naturally. Discover homeopathic remedies for stress, fireworks, stiff joints & seasonal changes.
A farmer administering a homeopathic remedy to a lamb using a spray bottle, while gently holding the animal in their lap inside a barn.

Beginner’s Guide to Homeopathy for Livestock and Pets

Curious about using homeopathy with your animals? This practical guide introduces animal homeopathy, how it works, the growing evidence behind it, and how to get started with livestock or pets. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or a concerned pet owner, discover accessible, natural tools to support animal health, without relying on routine chemicals.
Senior Border Collie Sheepdog with blue eyes

That'll Do - Retiring Your Working Dog

Retiring a working dog is challenging for the dog and the handler. Morag Sutherland RVN explores sensible options to help you plan ahead and ease this transition for your working dog.
Cleavers, Galium Aparine for farm livestock health

Cleavers or Galium Aparine

    Galium aparine, or cleavers, is a herb with a wide range of traditional and researched uses. Its diuretic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties make it a versatile remedy for supporting urinary tract health, promoting detoxification, and soothing skin irritations.
    Plantain has medicinal qualities especially for wounds

    Plantain

    Plantain is primarily known for its anti-inflammatory properties, making it valuable for skin conditions, wounds and also respiratory ailments.
    Working sheep dog watches his flock

    Canine Sports Injuries: A Holistic Approach to Healing

    Holistic approaches offer solutions to support healing, additional pain relief and reduce time needed in recovery.
    Ivy or Hedera Helix is traditionally used for respiratory conditions such as coughs, bronchitis and asthma due to its bronchodilator properties.

    Ivy (Hedera Helix)

    Ivy or Hedera Helix is traditionally used for respiratory conditions such as coughs, bronchitis and asthma due to its bronchodilator properties.
    Homeopathic Causticum can be useful as a winter remedy for farm livestock.

    Winter Remedies - Causticum

    Using homeopathy as part of your Whole Health plan will contribute towards the overall health of your animals. Homeopathic Causticum is a useful winter remedy. We highlight its usefulness for respiratory and skeletal problems.
    Marshmallow for livestock health, particularly respiratory and digestive ailments.

    Marshmallow (Althaea officinalis) for livestock health

    Marshmallow has a long history of use in traditional herbal medicine. It is primarily known for its soothing properties for inflammatory conditions, particularly in the respiratory, digestive and urinary systems. It has a useful place in livestock health.

    The Four Pillar Plan For Your Pet's Health

    Our animals’ health can be this simple! Dr Chattergee’s Four Pillar Plan for health is just as applicable to your pets, horse, poultry and livestock. In fact, these principles underpin all that Whole Health Agriculture teaches for farm livestock health. We explore a variety of ways to encompas the Four Pillars - Relax, Eat, Move and Sleep.

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