Probiotic Revolution

13/05/2026

We've been saying it since 2018 and using Calf Xtreme is the easiest way to achieve it too!!
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26/11/2025

We'll be there!! 🥳 Save the Date for NZ Dairy Expo 2026!

The Probiotic Revolution team is heading to the 2026 NZ Dairy Expo in Matamata on February 18th & 19th, 2026.

Come and find us at Site F15! We'll be there to talk all things dairy health, including our latest on:
Calf Systems and Calf Xtreme
Mastitis Prevention
Hear from the Brazilian manufacturers of our Cultron product

It’s the premier farmer-first event—you won’t want to miss it.

Tap the link to register now! ➡️

13/07/2025

Probiotics are commonly understood to have an impact on health. But with 10 strains of probiotic powder in combination with lice active yeast, Calf Xtreme can take calves to a new level! Our suggested rearing program can have huge benefits for both the calf and the Calf rearer!

An explainer video covering all of the benefits of Calf Xtreme.

11/07/2025

Calf Xtreme. It's that simple to make a significant impact.

A simple overview of how to use Calf Xtreme and get the most out of it.

08/07/2025

In 2018 we looked into international studies that showed that feeding calves more milk in the rearing season, especially in the early stages has a significant impact on heifer milk production. 7 years later and we have many of our farmers telling us this is exactly what they're finding and now what we've been saying we can achieve with Calf Xtreme is being backed by kiwi studies!!

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Easily calculate the quantity of Ancalf calf milk replacer and water required. Works when fortifying with whole milk and even mixing from scratch.

08/07/2025

Put it in your calendar 📆

Bedford Park, Matamata - 18–19 February 2026
Free entry for NZ Dairy Farmers

Check out the line up of exhibitors that are already locked in for next year’s expo. It’s shaping up to be a great event, with returning businesses you’ll recognise and a bunch of new businesses to discover.

From innovation in effluent systems to cutting-edge tech, feed solutions, infrastructure, animal health and everything in between. We’re bringing together the best in the dairy industry, all in one place.

Are you a business keen to exhibit? Spaces are filling fast and we’d love to hear from you. Head to the link below to apply.

https://nzdairyexpo.co.nz/exhibit/exhibitor-application-form/

Bedford Park, Matamata - 18–19 February 2026
Free entry for NZ Dairy Farmers

01/06/2025

🥛🌍 Happy International Milk Day! 🌿🇳🇿

Today we raise a glass (of milk!) to the incredible New Zealand dairy farmers who work tirelessly to nourish the world. 🌱🐄

Here’s to the hands behind every drop of milk — thank you for your dedication, innovation, and love for the land and your lovely milk making ladies!🐄 🧡

23/05/2025

We're still only just beginning to understand the impact that bacteria in our bodies have. In particular the gut which is a major driver for many other systems in the body. The same applies to our stock and our pets. It was never chosen as just a catchy name but we truly believe there's bigger things to come in the world of probiotics. Viva la révolution!!!

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Recent research has unveiled significant links between gut microbiota and multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic autoimmune disease affecting the central nervous system.

Studies indicate that specific bacterial species in the gut may influence the onset and progression of MS.

Key Findings:

Akkermansia muciniphila and Acinetobacter calcoaceticus: Elevated levels of these bacteria have been observed in MS patients.

They are associated with pro-inflammatory responses, potentially exacerbating MS symptoms .

Clostridium perfringens: This bacterium produces epsilon toxin, which may compromise the blood-brain barrier, allowing harmful immune cells to attack nerve tissues .

Beneficial Bacteria: Reduced levels of bacteria like Faecalibacterium prausnitzii and Prevotella spp., known for their anti-inflammatory properties, have been noted in MS patients .

Therapeutic Implications:

Understanding the gut-brain axis—the communication network between the gut microbiota and the central nervous system—opens avenues for novel MS treatments.

Potential strategies include:

Dietary Interventions: Diets like the ketogenic diet have shown promise in modulating gut bacteria to produce anti-inflammatory compounds, potentially alleviating MS symptoms .

Probiotics and Prebiotics: Introducing beneficial bacteria or promoting their growth may restore a healthy gut microbiome balance.

F***l Microbiota Transplantation (FMT): Transferring gut microbiota from healthy donors to MS patients is being explored as a treatment option.

Conclusion:

The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in MS pathogenesis.

Targeting specific gut bacteria offers promising therapeutic avenues, emphasizing the need for further research into microbiota-based interventions for MS management.

15/12/2024

Pt 5/5 The Impact of Bacillus in Dairy Cows.

14/12/2024

Pt 4/5 The Impact of Bacillus in Dairy Cows.