Setting up a sheep feedlot Part 1 Before commencing sheep feedlot development, it is essential to consult with the local consent authority, typically the local council, regarding any legal requirements…
Farm Support at Christmas: Grants, Loans, and Relief Options for Farmers At Reid Stockfeeds, we understand that being a farmer is demanding at the best of times. But as Christmas…
COMMODITY UPDATE Market Observations: December The 2024 cropping year has been mixed in terms of success (so far) with some East Coast regions experiencing high yields, good protein while capturing…
The Vital Role of Fibre in Dairy Rations and Rumen Health Fibre is a critical component of dairy cow rations, playing a pivotal role in maintaining rumen health and overall…
COMMODITY UPDATE Market Observations: November With harvest underway in Victoria and well over half completed in the North part of the country, we are reminded how no two seasons are…
5 Reasons to “Imprint Feed” your Lambs and Calves “Imprint feeding” is a practice whereby calves and lambs are introduced to a solid feed (hay/grain/legumes) whilst still on milk leading…
Managing Heat Stress in Dairy Cattle Heat stress (HS) in dairy cattle causes significant economic losses worldwide by reducing milk production, reproductive efficiency, and productive lives of cows. This issue…
The Why & When of Feeding Sheep As farmers, knowing when and why to supplement your sheep’s diet with grain or pellets can help boost productivity and profitability. Whether it’s…
COMMODITY UPDATE Market Observations: October As another harvest approaches, we again focus on Grain logistics in Australia and how we face several challenges and issues, which can impact the efficiency…
Preparing Quality Silage The main objective of making silage is to conserve nutrients from pasture or other forages as efficiently as possible to feed at a time where there is…