OUR DIVERSE GROUP OF PARTNERS
Feed Standards Australia is proud to work with a diverse group of partners in addition to being an active member of various international associations. Below are some of the diverse affiliations we partner with that validate the work we do everyday.
DAIRY ONE – FORAGE LABORATORY
Dairy One’s mission is to create and deliver data and information that will be used to make profit enhancing decisions for members of the Agricultural community. We use Dairy One to run all of our Feed Testing systems.
GRAIN TRADE AUSTRALIA
GTA ensures the efficient facilitation of commercial activities across the grain supply chain. Feed Standards Australia use GTA for our Grain Testing systems.
AFIA
The Australian Fodder Industry Association (AFIA) is the peak body for the Australian fodder industry connecting all sectors of the supply chain from seed to feed. Proud members since 2005.
ALFA
The Australian Lot Feeders’ Association is the peak national body for the feedlot industry in Australia. Feedlots are an important industry in Australia. We are pleased to be sponsors of ALFA events and part of their organisation.
EQUI-ANALYTICAL
Equi-Analytical’s mission is to provide the horse industry with quality forage and feed analyses. Proper nutrition is the key to your horse’s health, longevity and performance. Explore our site to learn more about analyzing your feeds and how to use this information to properly balance your horse’s diet.
TSBE
Toowoomba and Surat Basin Enterprise (TSBE) is an independent regional economic development organisation formed by forward-thinking business and industry leaders to empower the local business community and promote sustainable economic growth. Feed Standards has been a proud member since 2006.
AUSSCAN
The goal of AusScan is to ensure that rapid measurement through NIR technology, especially energy values for different livestock types, becomes the industry-accepted standard for evaluating and using feed raw materials. AusScan NIR calibrations are based on a database of 4000 sample reference points. including in vivo measurements for energy in swine, poultry and ruminants.