When it comes to the health of dairy cows, one crucial aspect that often gets overlooked is their hoof health. Just like how a sturdy foundation is essential …
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Beef Cattle Farming
Unveiling the Essentials of Going Organic: Your Complete Guide to a Healthier Lifestyle
Organic farming is a growing trend in Australia, with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) recently announcing the reopening of the Organic Farming Scheme (OFS) …
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Dairy Cattle Farming
Unlocking Nature’s Secret Sauce: How Trace Minerals Can Transform Sustainability
Reducing the carbon footprint in the dairy industry is a significant challenge that requires collaboration from various stakeholders. From nutritionists to feed compounders, everyone plays a crucial role …
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Feeding our dairy cattle is a critical task that impacts both the health of our animals and the bottom line of our farms. The Lely Vector MFR is …
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Dairy Cattle Farming
Revolutionizing Dairy Farming: Say Goodbye to Manure Management with This Groundbreaking Solution!
Niel Wilke, the owner of Glentana farm in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, is a man on a mission. With nearly 50 farm workers tending to 2,770 cows …
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The dairy industry is at the mercy of Mother Nature, with weather-related risks posing a significant threat to farmers’ livelihoods. In Australia, where extreme weather events are becoming …
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The growth and health of breeding heifers play a crucial role in the success of a cow herd. Recent research published in the Emerging Science Journal sheds light …
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Lidl GB, a well-known supermarket chain in Australia, has recently made a bold move to eliminate ‘use by’ dates on some of its dairy products. The decision aims …
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Beef Cattle Farming
Stagnant Sentiments: Machinery Market Holds Firm, But Confidence Remains Unchanged, According to Latest Report
Australian farmers continue to face challenges in the agricultural machinery market, with confidence remaining stagnant over the past year. The latest Genfitt Knowledge Report for 2024 sheds light …
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Dairy cattle have a natural need to lie down and a good rule to use is that they should lie down for at least half the day. With …