Do you know the true value of your feed?
Looking to increase the overall productivity of your stock?
Whether you are grain-feeding cattle or sheep, backgrounding, full feed lotting or early weaning, our feed testing and ration formulations service is designed to restore mineral balance, help maximise weight gain, and improve productivity by providing adequate nutrient supply suitable for achieving your production goals. We aim to reduce your time and monetary costs by assessing the needs of your livestock operation and recommending a feeding program using high quality supplements, raw materials, and the latest techniques in livestock nutrition.
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About Feed Testing
To ensure your livestock are receiving adequate nutrition to achieve their performance and production goals, AgSolutions can arrange a NIR feed test of raw ingredients through our partners, Feed Central Australia.
Testing your feed will help you make informed decisions about:
- Whether or not nutritional requirements are being met
- True value and quality of the feed
- Balancing rations to allow maximum production from your feed
- Budgeting for nutritional gaps
- How safe the feed is for livestock consumption?
How to book a Feed Test:
Contact your local Field Advisor
The AgSolutions’ team is on hand to provide technical and nutritional advice to our customers. Click here to find the AgSolutions Field Advisor servicing your region.
Submit a Request
Complete and submit the request form. Your request will be forward to the AgSolutions’ Field Advisor for your area who will be in touch with instructions and more information.
Ration Formulation Service
AgSolutions’ nutrition team are here to help and we provide a complimentary ration formulation service to assist you in looking at your current feed ration and can help with formulating a new diet to enhance weight gains and feed efficiencies.
Have you recently conducted a feed test?
Great! Our nutrition team can assess the results of previous feed test free of charge!
What Our Customers Say
What ingredients should I use in a ration?
The initial selection of ingredients for your ration will depend largely on what is readily available to you and at the lowest cost possible. When selecting ingredients it is important to look at the quality and quantity. A very cheap source of contaminated grain or silage won’t end up so cheap if you end up losing the majority of your herd to toxicity. You must also be able to adapt the ration as the cost and availability of the ingredients change over time.
The main thing to focus on when formulating a ration is to remember that all animals require a balanced diet to bring out the best in their genetic potential.