Effective Recovery Strategies for Farms Post-Flooding
Cyclone Kirrily, which recently struck Queensland, has left a trail of destruction in its wake, with extensive flooding affecting many regions, including Charters Towers. Strong currents and submerged paddocks underwater frequently cause significant property damage and danger to livestock, with the potential to bankrupt a farm. Farmers are no strangers to dealing with natural disasters. Unexpected natural disasters like flash flooding create issues that are often noticed only once it’s too late. Moreover, to make bad situations worse, often at times like these, issues that have been built up over time rise to the surface.
How to Optimise Your Cattle Handling Facility
Investing in a cattle facility in Australia demands careful attention to structural design, cutting-edge equipment, and highly efficient operational methods. Whether you’re an industry veteran or a newcomer, prioritising efficiency and effectiveness is essential when shaping your facility. Australia presents unique statistics and climatic considerations.
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.
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.
5 Key Ways to Design Cattle Sheds for Healthy Livestock
Whether you’re making changes to an existing shed or adding a new barn to your property, any farmer worth their salt knows the best quality beef comes from happy and healthy livestock. This is also an important factor if you export or sell it right here in Australia.