Anne Beasley

Anne’s research has made a tangible impact on the Australian livestock and equine industries, directly influencing parasite management practices and informing industry-wide guidelines.

• Shaping Industry Standards – Anne’s work has contributed to the development of Australia’s first industry guidelines for internal parasite management in horses. These guidelines provide evidence-based recommendations that support sustainable parasite control, helping to prolong the effectiveness of anthelmintic treatments and improve equine health.

• Delivering Practical Solutions for Equine Managers – Through collaborative research, Anne has provided equine managers with critical insights into parasite intensities and the efficacy of available anthelmintic products. This work has directly informed parasite control strategies, enabling more effective treatment decisions and reducing the risk of resistance development.

• Supporting Australian Goat Producers – Anne’s research has delivered direct benefits to the Australian goat industry by mapping parasite distributions and assessing the efficacy of anthelmintic treatments. These findings have helped producers optimise parasite control programs, improving animal health, productivity, and sustainability in small ruminant farming.

Through close collaboration with industry stakeholders, Anne ensures her research translates into meaningful, real-world applications that enhance livestock management and long-term sustainability.