A weathered agricultural worker in a blue shirt and wide-brimmed hat tends to livestock in a rugged sheep yard, with a flock of Merino sheep huddled in the background. The dry, dusty paddock suggests a typical NSW rural landscape under an overcast sky, capturing the stark beauty of Australian sheep farming. Stacked in the foreground are purple containers of Startect, a critical livestock parasite treatment, strategically positioned for the drenching process. The wooden yards provide a structured containment system, with rustic horizontal panels creating defined spaces for animal management. A hose lies nearby, hinting at the comprehensive care involved in maintaining the flock's health and wellbeing. The scene epitomizes the meticulous and challenging work of sheep farming - a delicate balance of animal husbandry, veterinary science, and generations of agricultural expertise set against the expansive, unforgiving Australian rural terrain.

A seasoned sheep farmer stands amid a dusty yard filled with woolly Merino lambs, carefully administering Startect drench to protect the flock's health. Dressed in a blue work shirt, well-worn jeans, and a cap, he methodically operates the pour-on treatment while a loyal working dog rests nearby. Purple Startect containers sit on the ground, their distinctive branding reflecting the professional approach to livestock management. The surrounding paddock is a typical Australian rural landscape - dry earth, wooden fence rails, and an expansive sky suggesting late morning in the early dry season. Merino sheep cluster tightly, their dense, grey-white fleeces creating a textural carpet against the barren ground, highlighting the resilience of both animals and farmers in challenging agricultural conditions. This scene captures the essence of modern sheep farming - a blend of animal husbandry, scientific animal health management, and the enduring partnership between farmers, their animals, and essential agricultural technologies.

Merino lambs cluster in weathered wooden yards under a soft blue sky, awaiting their seasonal health treatment. Purple containers of Startect animal health product stand prominently in the foreground, their bold branding signaling a critical farm management moment. A worker in a blue jacket stands sentinel on the yard fence, overlooking the pale-fleeced flock - a tableau of quiet pastoral precision. The ground is bare and compact, typical of a working sheep station in late winter or early spring, where careful livestock management ensures animal welfare and farm productivity. These Merino lambs, with their dense, valuable wool, represent generations of careful breeding and sustainable agricultural practice in rural New South Wales. The image captures the methodical rhythm of Australian sheep farming - a delicate balance of animal husbandry, veterinary science, and generations of agricultural expertise.

Merino ewes cluster in a dusty, weathered sheep yard under a soft grey sky, their dense, creamy fleece creating a textural backdrop for two purple Startect livestock treatment containers in the foreground. The barren paddock speaks to the harsh conditions of inland New South Wales, where careful animal management is critical to flock health. Zoetis's Startect drench product stands ready to protect these valuable merino sheep from internal parasites, representing the sophisticated veterinary interventions modern Australian farmers employ to maintain livestock productivity. The purple containers, boldly labeled with clear branding, contrast sharply against the muted earth tones of the yard, symbolizing the precision and care inherent in contemporary agricultural practice. Robust steel yard panels frame the flock, suggesting a carefully controlled environment where animal welfare and economic strategy intersect. This scene captures the essence of Australian pastoral agriculture: resilient livestock, advanced scientific management, and a landscape that demands constant, intelligent adaptation.

Merino ewes cluster in tight formation within rustic sheep yards, their dense, woolly coats a uniform silvery-grey against the dusty, compact earth. Two purple Startect drenching containers stand prominently in the foreground, signaling a critical animal health intervention typical of modern agricultural practice. The overcast sky suggests a cool morning in rural New South Wales, where precision livestock management is paramount to successful sheep production. These robust Merino rams and ewes represent the backbone of Australian wool and meat industries, their careful treatment ensuring optimal health and productivity. The stark landscape and methodical arrangement of animals reflect the disciplined approach of contemporary stock managering, where scientific interventions like strategic parasite control are seamlessly integrated with traditional farming techniques. The Zoetis branding on the Startect containers underscores the sophisticated veterinary ecosystem supporting Australia's world-renowned sheep farming sector.

Rural wool production unfolds against a sparse pastoral landscape, where Merino sheep cluster in timber-slatted yards beneath an expansive pale sky. A weathered farmer in a blue long-sleeved shirt and classic wide-brimmed Australian stockman's hat stands watchful, preparing for livestock management tasks. Prominently displayed in the foreground, four purple containers of Startect drench medication stand ready - a critical tool for sheep parasite control and livestock health management. The earthy ground shows patches of sparse grass, highlighting the rugged, arid conditions typical of Australian sheep farming regions. Wooden yard panels create structured boundaries, reflecting the methodical approach of professional agricultural practice. This scene captures the quintessential elements of Australian sheep husbandry: careful animal management, advanced veterinary treatments, and the enduring connection between farmer and flock in challenging rural environments.

Merino lambs cluster in dusty wooden yards under a pale winter sky, awaiting their annual health treatment. A farm worker in a blue jacket and cap stands atop the sturdy timber fence, preparing to administer Startect drench - a critical parasite control intervention for livestock health. Purple-labeled Startect containers sit prominently in the foreground, their professional packaging signaling advanced agricultural science and animal care. The arid paddock landscape suggests a typical central western New South Wales sheep station, where precision farming meets rugged rural conditions. Carefully spaced and positioned, the lambs display the classic dense, fine-wooled characteristics of the prized Merino breed, their pale fleeces a testament to generations of careful breeding and management. This scene captures a quintessential moment of Australian agricultural practice - the careful, methodical protection of valuable livestock through expert animal husbandry techniques.

Merino ewes cluster tightly in dusty sheep yards under a pale winter sky, their dense, silvery-grey fleeces displaying the hallmark woolly texture of Australia's premier sheep breed. In the foreground, a keen working dog - likely a red/tan Australian Kelpie - sits alert beside two purple containers of Startect, a critical sheep health management product used for internal parasite control. The rugged pastoral landscape speaks to the demanding environment of sheep production, with hard-packed earth and metal yard panels defining the working space. Zoetis branding on the Startect containers highlights the sophisticated agricultural science supporting modern livestock management, while the dog represents the indispensable partnership between farmers, their animals, and working companions. This scene encapsulates the precision and care integral to Australian sheep farming - a delicate balance of animal welfare, strategic health interventions, and the enduring connection between human, canine, and ovine participants in the agricultural ecosystem.

Merino sheep huddle tightly in a dusty yard under a pale winter sky, awaiting their annual health treatment. A farmer in a weathered blue work shirt and cap carefully operates a drenching gun, administering Startect parasiticide to protect the flock's wellbeing. A loyal German stock manager sits attentively nearby, watching over the livestock with characteristic vigilance. Purple-labeled Startect containers stand out against the earthy tones of the paddock, representing modern agricultural animal health technology. The scene captures the essence of Australian sheep farming - a blend of traditional pastoral practice and sophisticated veterinary care. Rugged rural infrastructure, including wooden yard fencing, frames a landscape of subtle greys and browns, telling a story of meticulous stock management in the harsh yet beautiful Australian agricultural environment.

Merino lambs huddle tightly in rustic wooden yards beneath a pale winter sky, awaiting their annual health treatment. A vigilant working dog stands alert, wearing a distinctive red muzzle, positioned near several purple containers of Startect sheep drench. The dusty paddock landscape stretches out in muted browns and greens, typical of a New South Wales agricultural setting during the cooler months. Modern livestock management is on display, with precision animal health products from Zoetis ready to protect the flock's wellbeing. The brown working dog's muscular stance and keen focus highlight the essential partnership between farmers and their canine helpers in managing sheep operations. This scene captures the meticulous care and professional approach of contemporary Australian sheep farming, where animal health, systematic processing, and skilled animal handling converge in a single moment of rural productivity.

In the dusty yards of a New South Wales sheep station, a seasoned farmhand methodically prepares to drench a flock of woolly Merino lambs. Dressed in a weathered blue work jacket and worn cap, he carefully measures out medication from purple Startect containers, demonstrating the precise agricultural care critical to livestock management. A loyal working dog rests nearby, alert yet relaxed, sharing the quiet concentration of the moment. The earth is hard-packed and tan, surrounding a dense cluster of white and grey sheep pressed together in the sturdy metal yards, their fleeces a uniform cloud against the muted landscape. Soft winter light filters through overcast skies, casting a subdued blue-grey tone across the scene that speaks to the persistent work of rural Australian agriculture. This image captures the methodical rhythm of farm life - a single worker attending to the health of his flock with practiced expertise, using modern veterinary solutions to ensure the wellbeing of his animals.

A weathered farm worker in a blue work shirt and cap methodically drenches a mob of Merino lambs in a dusty, fenced yard under an overcast sky. Purple Startect agricultural treatment containers sit ready, with a loyal working dog resting nearby, attentive to the task at hand. The sheep cluster tightly, their woolly fleeces a uniform grey-white, pressing against each other in the bare earth paddock. With practiced precision, the farmer uses a backpack sprayer to systematically apply the livestock treatment, ensuring each animal receives its health management dose. Worn work boots and denim-clad legs speak to the rugged daily routine of sheep management in rural New South Wales. The scene captures the essential rhythm of Australian pastoral agriculture - careful animal husbandry, technological intervention, and the enduring partnership between farmer, working dog, and livestock that defines the nation's agricultural heritage.

Merino wool meets modern animal health in this stark pastoral tableau. A seasoned farmworker in a sun-bleached cap and blue work jacket carefully administers veterinary treatment to sheep in a dusty rural livestock yard, with a herd of merino ewes gathered in the background under an overcast sky. Nestled between metal livestock rails, purple Startect drench containers signal strategic animal health management, while the worker methodically handles each animal with practiced efficiency. The landscape speaks of broad Australian agricultural plains - muted earth tones of brown paddock soil contrasting against the soft grey-blue horizon, suggesting early morning work during lambing season. Precision and care define the scene, with the worker's careful grip and systematic approach highlighting the nuanced skill required in contemporary sheep farming. This image captures the intersection of traditional pastoral practice and contemporary agricultural science, where expert animal husbandry meets sophisticated veterinary intervention.

Merino sheep cluster in tight formation within rustic livestock yards, their woolly silver-grey coats creating a dense, textured backdrop against the dusty earth and pale winter sky. A vigilant working dog, a rich reddish-brown Australian cattle dog breed, rests attentively in the foreground, tongue softly lolling, watching over the flock. Positioned strategically beside the dog are two purple Startect agricultural treatment containers, signaling an imminent sheep health management process. The Al Mabin watermark suggests this scene captures a quintessential moment of pastoral farm management in rural New South Wales, where precision animal care meets generations of agricultural expertise. The harsh yet beautiful landscape speaks to the resilience of both the livestock and the working animals that support Australia's agricultural productivity. The composition balances technical agricultural practice with the timeless connection between farmers, their animals, and the challenging environment they inhabit.