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The Best Measures to Help You Protect Your Cattle

The Best Measures to Help You Protect Your Cattle

Your cattle are your farm’s number one investment. That’s why it is important that you protect your cattle and treat them with care when handling them at all times. The best measures that farmers and farm workers can take to protect their cattle is by investing in good quality farm gates and cattle yard sheds. Farmers also should take extra precautions with their cattle handling to help protect their cattle from stress as well as protect the cattle handler.

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The Role of Good Quality Cattle Handling Equipment

The Role of Good Quality Cattle Handling Equipment

The cattle industry in Australia is a significant contributor to the economy and it’s important that good quality cattle handling equipment is used to ensure its sustainability and profitability.

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Maximise Efficiency and Productivity with Steel Cattle Handling Equipment

The Australian beef cattle industry is a vital part of the country’s economy, generating around $16 billion in revenue each year. As such, it is important that farmers maintain the efficiency and productivity of their cattle. One way for farmers to achieve a streamlined process that will keep down costs and profits high is by investing in high-quality steel cattle handling equipment.

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How to Shelter Your Cattle This Summer

How to Shelter Your Cattle This Summer

Summer in Australia each year brings higher temperatures, topping the previous year on how hot the country gets. Your cattle (particularly the younger ones) are susceptible to the heat so you want to invest in a quality shed to shelter your cattle this summer.

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5 Tips To Keep Your Cattle Cool This Summer

5 Tips To Keep Your Cattle Cool This Summer

Summer can be a tough time for cattle, especially if they are not properly cared for. High temperatures and humidity can lead to heat stress, which can adversely affect the quality of the meat produced, fertility, and overall health of the animal. In some severe cases, heat stress can even lead to death. That’s why it’s important to take steps to keep your cattle cool and comfortable during the summer months to ensure their well-being.

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Post-Calving Season, Newborns and Heifers

Post-Calving Season, Newborns and Heifers

Once you have been through a successful calving season, you cannot abandon the work you have done. Continued support for the heifer and the newest addition to the farm is critical.

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Cow Herd Preparation for Calving Season

Cow Herd Preparation for Calving Season

Calving season in a beef operation often involves late, cold nights and tracking down pregnant heifers in the dark. That’s why being adequately prepared is essential to ensuring a smooth calving process that is stress-free.

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Top 5 Tips to Help You During Calving Season

Top 5 Tips to Help You During Calving Season

The calving season is an important time on any farm and can last from spring to autumn. With the average pregnancy lasting 283 days, the calving process can be a stressful time for everyone involved.

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Why You Need Beef Cattle Herd Management

Why You Need Beef Cattle Herd Management

The current climate crisis has the world, especially food-related industries, in a frenzy. Although it may be pushing us to examine our consumption choices, how we run our businesses and their impact on the world around us, have many of us at crossroads.

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Adapting Farming Practices to A Changing Climate

Adapting Farming Practices to A Changing Climate

The agriculture sector in Australia is crucial to both our society and economy. It fills our plates with food, offers a variety of job options, and boosts our economy through exports. It is also one of the sectors most vulnerable to climate change, being susceptible to variations in temperature, rainfall, and extreme weather.

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