Abortions in Sheep – the Silent Killer
It is considered normal for one and a half to two percent of ewes to abort each year with any more than five percent being classified as an abortion ... Find out more >>
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Managing Mineral Deficiencies
Ewes grazing cereal crops are at risk of metabolic disorders caused by mineral deficiencies, such as hypocalcaemia. This risk can be significantly ... Find out more >>
AskBill
Trial licenses for the new computer program “AskBill” are now available at a discounted rate of $50 for a six month period. This program ... Find out more >>
Sheep Industry Latest Projections April 2017
Australian sheep and lamb prices in 2017 are each likely to average alongside, or even exceed previous records. As an indication, saleyard trade ... Find out more >>
Mental Health is not a life sentence
Article by Chris Wilson - AWSA National Conference 2017 There is no shame in having a mental illness - but it is a shame if you don't do something ... Find out more >>
Objective Measurement = More Profit
MLA commissioned independent consultants to model the potential benefits of Objective Measurement and related business model changes throughout the ... Find out more >>
Reduce Your Worm Risk
Low-worm risk pastures are an important part of an integrated approach to parasite management in sheep. The availability of low-worm risk pastures is ... Find out more >>
Increase Your Lamb Survival
Preliminary analysis from stage 1 of the project investigating the “Impact of mob size and stocking rate on lamb survival” suggests that lamb survival ... Find out more >>
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