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A herd of beef cattle in an open sided shed, standing with their heads through the feed rail at a diet of silage. The cattle are all looking towards the camera.
A herd of beef cattle in an open sided shed, standing with their heads through the feed rail at a diet of silage. The cattle are all looking towards the camera.

Cattle Record Keeping

…and are essential for animal health and food safety by improving traceability and reducing the likelihood of a disease outbreak. This factsheet will detail the specific rules and regulations that…

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A herd of beef cattle in an open sided shed, standing with their heads through the feed rail at a diet of silage. The cattle are all looking towards the camera.
A herd of beef cattle in an open sided shed, standing with their heads through the feed rail at a diet of silage. The cattle are all looking towards the camera.

Improving Silage To Reduce Costs

…forage and maintain high animal performance, forage must be high in available nutrients and high in digestibility (d value). D value is the main factor that determines the metabolisable energy…

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Lungworm in Cattle Q & A

…parasitic infection of the bovine respiratory tract ingested from grazing contaminated pasture. Animals at greatest risk are calves in their first grazing season and yearling animals entering their second grazing…

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