Grazing Management

Grazing Management

Grazing management is an important aspect of pasture management and the beneficial impact of a well implemented grazing plan can’t be underestimated. Whether you are in an area where it is viable to use fertiliser……

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Ration Formulation

Ration Formulation

Whether you are looking to feedlot livestock, prepare bulls for sale, early weaning, background steers or survival feeding, the AgSolutions team can assist in providing a balanced ration to meet livestock production targets. A grain……

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Buffalo Fly/Parasites

Buffalo Fly/Parasites

For many years sulphur has been considered to reduce internal and external parasites such as worms, cattle ticks, lice and buffalo fly. Research from South America has now proven that sulphur can increase stock resistance……

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Botulism

Botulism

Botulism is caused by a potent nerve toxin produced by the anaerobic bacteria Chlostridium botulinum and is a paralysing disease of humans, animals, and birds (NSW Department of Primary Industries, 2021).  Botulism is widespread and is a……

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The principle of the Primary Limiting Nutrient

The principle of the Primary Limiting Nutrient

The aim of livestock supplementation is to bridge the nutritional gap between what the pasture can supply and what the animal actually requires to maintain health, growth and reproduction. This is why the principle of……

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MegaMin Dry Feed Trial

MegaMin Dry Feed Trial

In replicated trials performed by Dr Lewis Kahn, University of New England, MegaMin Mineral Supplement was proven to be a safe, effective and economical alternative to the use of UREA for livestock grazing winter forage……

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Goat Nutrition

Goat Nutrition

Appropriate nutrition is essential for the health and productivity of all animals and is the foundation of any successful production system, therefore, a focus on goat nutrition will help establish a profitable enterprise regardless of……

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Mineral Of The Month: Copper

Mineral Of The Month: Copper

Copper is a shiny, reddish-brown metal and was named from the Greek word kyprios. The only other non-silvery metal on the periodic table is gold, which has a yellowish colour. The addition of copper to……

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Nutritionally Prepare Ewes For Lambing & Lactation

Nutritionally Prepare Ewes For Lambing & Lactation

To improve conception rates at joining, increase the lambing percentage and to maximise breeding profitability, it is important to carefully manage each factor contributing to the health and nutrition of your ewes. Simply put, ewes……

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Improving Conception Rates In Ewes

Improving Conception Rates In Ewes

One strategy to improve farm profitability within a sheep breeding enterprise is to improve conception rates at joining to increase the lambing percentage. Providing the key nutritional requirements for ewes and rams prior to and……

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