Withholding Periods & Export Slaughter Intervals in relation to seed dressings which are grazed or cut for silage or hay and fed to livestock.
WHP & ESI: A Practical Guide for Hay and Silage
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Why Metabolisable Energy (ME) is critical for Ruminant Nutrition
ME is the number that ultimately determines whether your animals will maintain condition, gain weight, or produce milk.
Mouse Control in 2026
The recent decision by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority to suspend second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides (SGARs) marks a significant shift for Australian agriculture.
What Lignin Means for Your Summer Hay
Understanding the lignin in your hay crop is key to matching forage to the needs of livestock.
NDF and ADF Explained: The Key Numbers in Your Hay Test
NDF and ADF: two of the most powerful numbers on your feed test.
Prussic Acid and Nitrate in Forage: 6 Seasonal Risk Questions Answered
Periods of crop stress change forage chemistry. Drought, temperature variation, slow growth and rapid regrowth after rainfall can cause prussic acid and nitrate to build up to levels that pose a real risk to livestock. This is particularly relevant for sorghum and...
Ration Testing Season and a Teff Hay Surprise
It's been a busy month in the Feed Central lab as feedlots across the country prepare for their Grain Fed certificate audits. We've been working through numerous samples, testing for both Metabolisable Energy (ME) and protein to ensure rations meet the strict...
From Grazing Block to Grain Operation
Pat Hull, first-time silage supplier When Patrick Hull bought Weebergong in 2022, he inherited roughly 1,000 tonnes of silage buried in pits across the property. For two years, the mounds of dirt sat on his driveway - an eyesore he wasn't sure what to do with. But...