Join us and Meet the Classic Wallabies and Wallaroos in Wagga Wagga
AusFarm Nutrition Products is proud to announce that we are major sponsors of The Classic Wallabies and Wallaroos Tour to Wagga Wagga from the 25th to the 27th of May. As an initiative to support junior rugby in the bush, the Classic Wallabies and Wallaroos will be visiting Wagga Wagga from the 25th to the […]
Quality Control and Assurance – Core to AusFarm Nutrition’s Operations
With ever increasing scrutiny on what is in the food that we eat and what is fed to livestock, it is more important than ever for producers to have confidence that what they are feeding their animals is safe, reliable and of high quality. Experience in the stock feed industry has shown us that successful […]
Seasonal Outlook: Positive Growing Conditions for Winter
It’s amazing how quickly the season can turn. The beginning of 2023 seems to have marked the end of a prolonged wet period that smashed rainfall records across the country, with February in particular recording very much below average rainfall across the east coast. A combination of warmer and drier conditions saw paddocks brimming with […]
Managing Grass Tetany in 2023
Grass tetany (hypomagnesaemia) is one of the leading causes of mortality in adult cows in south-eastern Australia and is estimated to cost $13.7 million in lost production annually.1 Autumn and winter of 2021 and 2022 were two of the most challenging grass tetany seasons on record, with some regions in southern Australia reporting cattle losses […]
Lambing Supplement Trial AVS
StockMins-EweLamLac HE Trial An independent lambing supplement trial was conducted where the performance of single bearing ewes and their lambs, offered a traditional supplement of Causmag®, Lime and Salt (CLS) from late-pregnancy to early-lactation, was compared to single bearing ewes and their lambs offered StockMins-EweLamLac HE (ELL-HE) over the same period. Key Points: StockMins-EweLamLac HE saw […]
Boost Lamb Survival During Lambing
Mortality in ewes and lambs during the lambing period is the largest cause of lost production and the greatest expense to sheep enterprises annually. Lamb survival is key to success. Key Points Peri-natal mortality includes a combination of mis-mothering, starvation, stillbirth and dystocia, and generally occur within 3 days of birth Birthweight is the largest […]
