Some plant species can be potentially problematic for livestock. Find out what to look out for.
Potential problems: Rapidly growing phalaris plants can contain high concentrations of toxic alkaloids that can cause staggers and sudden death in livestock. Photo Pamela Lawson.
Acidosis is usually associated with cattle being intensively fed a grain-based ration which has been introduced too quickly or with insufficient roughage and buffering agents, causing lactic acid to build...
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This month's research report, compiled with the input of John White, Rural Generations, is a great resource for succession planning. A key message from the report is to start succession planning as soon as possible.
Kondinin Group's research team has the low down on the latest gear that was on show at various field days held around the country in the past few months.
Trailing sheep feeders are on the menu for Kondinin Group's October Research Report with nine popular models covered.
Kondinin Group's September Research Report looks at a range of livestock management software platforms which can make life a lot easier when it comes to efficient sheep and cattle production.
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