E-Learning Centre Management of Hay and Grain

Access up to date information on a host of topics related to the growing, selling, buying, care or management of hay and grain. Our expert team have gathered and shared a wealth of information to help you succeed. At Feed Central we are committed to sharing our collective knowledge with the rest of the industry so that we can grow towards a better future together.

Nitrate Poisoning FAQ’S

February 19, 2019cmsAdminE-Learning, Latest NewsNo Comments

.mw-120{ max-width:120px; } What is Nitrate Poisoning? Nitrate is converted to nitrite and absorbed from digested feed into the cow/sheep where it attaches to haemoglobin, taking the place of oxygen in the blood. This causes the following symptoms in the animal: within 15-20 minutes you may see symptoms including...

PRUSSIC ACID FAQ’S

February 18, 2019Natalie BellE-Learning, Latest Newsfeed testing, nitrates, prussic acid, PRUSSIC ACID TESTING, testing2 comments

What is Prussic Acid Poisoning? Prussic acid, or hydrocyanic acid, is absorbed from digested feed into the cow/sheep where it attaches to haemoglobin, taking the place of oxygen in the blood. This causes following symptoms in the animal: within 15-20 minutes you may see symptoms including staggering, laboured breathing,...

Hay Safety Day (FREE POSTER DOWNLOAD)

October 25, 2018Natalie BellE-Learning, Latest Newshay, safety, storage, transportNo Comments

Happy Hay Safe Day! Here at Feed Central we advocate safety in all areas of our business. Particularly around Hay there are many safety issues for you, your team, your visitors and your family to be aware of. This poster is designed to stimulate discussion with family & staff...

Tips For A Profitable Hay Season 18-19 Edition

September 13, 2018Natalie BellE-Learning, Latest Newsbooklet, grain, hay, new seasonNo Comments

Are you thinking of making hay? Will there be a market? Wondering what is best between hay and grain? This booklet will equip you with all the answers you need to help assist you make the right choices this season. Download the booklet below. DOWNLOAD BOOKLET Buying, Selling or...

Tips For A Profitable Hay Season 17-18 Edition

September 20, 2017Natalie BellE-Learning, Latest Newsgrain, hay, season, silage, strawNo Comments

Are you thinking of making hay? Will there be a market? Wondering what is best between hay and grain? This booklet will equip you with all the answers you need to help you make the right choices this season. Download the booklet below. DOWNLOAD BOOKLET Buying, Selling or Testing?...

Managing A Mice Plague In Haystacks

June 12, 2017Feed CentralE-Learning, Latest Newshaystacks, planning, programNo Comments

Mice living in unfavourable seasonal conditions may have a shorter breeding period, while those with nests and good cover are likely to have an extended breeding period. Research suggests that it is the quality more than the quantity of food that extends the breeding season. A mice plague is a...

Understanding A Soil Test

April 19, 2017Feed CentralE-Learningfertliser, quality assurance, soil nutrition, soil test, testingNo Comments

Feed Central have put together this document with FertPro’s assistance to help you understand your Soil Test results. Feed Central can supply you with all your Fertiliser needs to assist your soil in all ways possible! Range coming soon! Please below to download this document. If you have any…

Quality Statement Explanation Notes

April 19, 2017Feed CentralE-Learningfeed testing, help, quality assurance, testingNo Comments

Feed Central have put together this document to help you understand your Feed Test results. Please click below to download this document. If you have any questions regarding you Feed Test results don't hesitate to call us on 1300 669 429 DOWNLOAD PDF

Hay, Straw & Silage | Truck & Trailer Sizes

December 13, 2016Feed CentralE-Learninghay, sizes, straw, trucksNo Comments

Feed Central’s minimum Hay, Straw & Silage order is one full semi trailer load. BALE SIZE TRUCK TYPE NUMBER OF BALES Lge Sq 8x4x3 Flat Top Drop Deck Drop Deck Road Train B-Double 30 41 82 59 Lge Sq 8x3x3 Flat Top Drop Deck Drop Deck Road Train B-Double...

Curing Hay (AFIA Fact Sheet)

October 22, 2016Feed CentralE-Learninghay, important, methodsNo Comments

Properly Curing Hay is critical for high quality hay that is not likely to spontaneously combust. We have asked experienced members how they test that their hay is cured and summarised their responses below. However, always remember that no one method is 100% accurate, that moisture can vary with...

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