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Tips For A Profitable Hay Season 17-18 Edition

September 20, 2017Madeleine AlexanderE-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?...

Natures Hand Of Cards This Season

September 15, 2017Madeleine AlexanderLatest Newsbuy now, buying, grain for sale, hay for sale, silage for sale, straw for saleNo Comments

Nature can be quite adverse in what it dishes up. Very hot & dry conditions in the northern part of Australia, frost in the centre of NSW and cold & wet in the southern parts. Nature is dealing out a different set of cards this season. To line up...

Why You Need To Get Nutrition Right

September 14, 2017Madeleine AlexanderLatest Newsfeed testing, grain, hay, nutrition, quality assurance, silage, testingNo Comments

Australia is a country that experiences many weather extremes from drought to flooding rains. The 16/17 cereal growing and harvest season brought with it wet conditions and huge yields for crops for the southern states whereas the next next 17/18 harvest seasons sees new conditions / challenges ahead, especially...

How Frost Damage Affects Crops

September 4, 2017Feed CentralLatest Newscrop, feed testing, frost, spring, winterNo Comments

We are rapidly heading towards the end of the growing season for winter crops which means that many farmers are on the lookout for late season frosts which could potentially cause damage to their crops. So how does a frost effect plants during the different growth stages? We suspect...

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Green Feed Solutions

August 21, 2017Feed CentralLatest Newsagsolutions, feed, support, technical1 comment

A lot of livestock nutritional information available to farmers in Australia is focused on feeding animals during dry feed situations. Maintaining stock during drought or dry conditions can be costly and challenging for farmers. When the rain comes there is a huge sigh of relief and the common belief...

Hay Demand Increasing

August 17, 2017Feed CentralLatest NewsNo Comments

The lower half of Australia has been experiencing some lovely rainfall, however, the northern states are experiencing some of the hottest & driest winter conditions on record. Hot dry winds coming from the Simpson desert do not seem to be bringing any rainfall with them anytime soon. The demand...

Opportunity Knocks For Those Buying Hay

August 7, 2017Feed CentralLatest NewsNo Comments

Opportunity knocks for all beef & dairy operations / farms as some suppliers are now wanting to clear their old season stock in light of new season product approaching. Anything is negotiable - Price & Quantity are negotiable. Sheds need to be cleared and this creates a great opportunity...

Let’s Talk About Protein!

August 4, 2017Feed CentralLatest News1 comment

Protein is an extremely important component of your animals feed source. It is required on a daily basis for body condition maintenance, lactation, growth, weight gain and reproduction. Did you know that protein itself has many different components that have different functions once they enter the digestive system. Crude...

It’s Crunch Time

July 19, 2017Feed CentralLatest NewsNo Comments

It's crunch time, local supplies are being chewed up & daily top lots are snapped up by hungry cows. We are in the critical buying time. Buying time is hitting harder in QLD but it will slowly spread to the southern states because it's winter, it's July and this...

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