Growing Lambs on Green Feed
Key Points A combination of a weaker lamb market and higher grain prices are making grain feedlot finishing lambs a very risky and in many cases unprofitable business. AusFarm Nutrition Products recommend reducing cost of production by effectively and efficiently utilising available green feed to get lambs up to saleable weight as soon as possible. […]
Bloat Alert for Riverina Cattle Producers
Frothy Bloat It is common for cattle producers in many parts of NSW and northern Victoria to experience bloat from autumn through to spring, especially if they graze pastures high in clover and lucerne (as well as grazing brassicas). What differs is how bloat is managed or controlled from farm to farm. Like grass tetany, […]
Healthy Hooves for Better Joining
Hoof Health is Key to Joining Performance It’s that time of the year again when producers look to get their ewes and rams in the ideal condition for a successful joining. To ensure that rams are fit for the task, Micheal Savli, Technical Manager at AusFarm Nutrition Products (ANP) emphasises the importance of performing hoof […]
New StockMins-BoviMag Range for Cattle
AusFarm Nutrition Launches New StockMins-BoviMag Range for Cattle. Leaders in ruminant nutrition innovation, Wagga Wagga based AusFarm Nutrition Products (ANP), have been working with cattle and sheep producers for almost two decades to boost the productivity and profitability of extensive grazing systems. Recently, the ANP technical innovation team has focussed on the role of effective […]
Improve Lambing and Manage Lameness
Improve Lambing and Manage Lameness with StockMins-Hoof n Horn Lambing Supplement for Sheep StockMins-Hoof n Horn is a high specification, antibiotic free, weatherproof, loose-lick, lambing supplement specifically designed to assist in repairing damage, fortifying hooves and chitinous tissue and boosting immunity in pregnant ewes to improve lambing and manage lameness for better results. Boggy Conditions […]
Newsletter Introduction Autumn 2023
If there are two constants in Australian livestock farming, they would be one, the external environment is constantly changing, be it changing weather, economic conditions, consumer preferences or farming practices, and two, producers are constantly challenged to sustainably and economically maximise outputs for the highest possible price. With the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting a change […]
