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A topic of interest this season has been Magnesium, the mysterious significant unavailability or lack of in our pastures this growing season

How do we help to minimize the amount of time a cow spends off feed? TRAC's Owen Rees reviews Meaghan Douglas presentation from AARN 2022

We're less than a month away from rams entering the paddock and there's a few things we need to consider now and over the joining period...

Our Ruminant Productivity Consultants are working with their clients to put their cows in the best position possible heading into joining.

This is just a friendly reminder to test the quality of your forage prior to going into the stack or bale this hay & silage season.

TRAC Must Read - "Bovine lameness in cattle is one of the key endemic diseases causing health and welfare problems and production losses."

Ensure your new season lambs optimise the development of their rumens early and consider early grain feeding in your new lambs.

The decision to lock up paddocks for fodder conservation is right on our doorstep, but should we be planning for hay or silage?

We're getting ready to take samples prior to going into the stack or bale so we can check the quality change throughout the ensiling process

The Ewe needs to be on a rising plane of nutrition to stimulate cycling and grow good quality eggs.

Grain feeding can be safe, effective and improve the survival rate and even post-weaning growth rates due to starting off better.

Let's explore the benefits of weaning the Autumn drop calves earlier than normal without sacrificing growth.

Take time to assess the Ram Flock and address the 5T's… 🐏 Toes 🐏 Testes 🐏 Tossle 🐏 Teeth 🐏 Torso

For more information on the effects of Mould & Yeast in your conserved fodder, contact your local TRAC Expert

Ewes are challenged with 70% of the foetal growth in the last 60 days of pregnancy

Did you know Magnesium is the only mineral absorbed in the rumen...!

What are the key requirements for a strong & healthy calf?

Energy requirements are high & pasture growth rates are low. Is your pasture meeting the energy requirements for your sheep & cattle?

Let's chat about Vet Tech Student, Michaela Segulin's time on the road and in the field with the team at TRAC

Are your cattle grazing new growth in wet conditions this winter? Have you tested your pasture for Nitrate levels...?