Month

December 2018
By Scott Williams, Nutrition and Technical Services Manager, Companion Animals at CopRice Whether you own one or many working dogs, the decision to feed them the best food for purpose can be challenging. Influencing factors can include, what’s available in your local store, what price you’re prepared to pay and most importantly, how to tell...
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The ability to manage livestock according to accurate weight data was just one  compelling reason for Charvel Grazing wanting a Gallagher TWR-5 Weigh Scale and Reader. Charvel Grazing is run by the Hewitt family, who have been farming in Queensland’s Dawson Valley since the early 1900s. The mixed operation comprises 1,500 breeders and progeny, with...
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What should you consider when choosing a float valve for your trough? How much water your stock requires is a good starting point, but this will vary depending on the type and the number of animals you have, how many animals drink at once, and the time of year. Generally it’s best to choose a...
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Ongoing dry conditions are placing a strain on feed resources making feeding livestock a very expensive exercise. In particular, dam and progeny units present a significant feed cost, as lactation requires high amounts of energy to sustain. However, there is a way to save on feed costs, maximise productivity and develop young livestock efficient in...
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