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AWI stays neutral on sheep live export debate | Farm Weekly

He cited WAFarmers, WoolProducers Australia, Stud Merino Breeders’ Association, Australian Wool Growers’ Association, Australian Superfine Woolgrowers Association, Broad Wools, ASheep, Merinolink, Pastoralists & Graziers’ Association of WA and wool brokers and exporters as examples of representative bodies that should be advocating for woolgrowers on policy areas like live export. Click to check the original article.

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Control and Prevention of Wheat Pasture Bloat

Wheat and other small grain pastures have been short due to lack of rain this winter, but recent rains have really given them a boost. When growing conditions improve with warmer temperatures and rain, forage growth comes on rapidly. Rapidly growing small grain forage can lead to bloat of grazing cattle. The rapid onset of […]

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Tyson invests in carbon credit marketplace for livestock sector

Athian (athian.ai), the world’s first cloud-based carbon marketplace for the livestock industry, has received a seed investment from Tyson Ventures, the venture capital arm of Tyson Foods Inc. This latest investment from Tyson Ventures, along with previous investments from Elanco Animal Health Incorporated and Newtrient LLC, will fast-track the launch of the first-of-its kind transactional […]

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Watch for wheat pasture bloat

Imagine, a disease that creates a paralyzing fear in cattle producers preventing them from utilizing all the forage options available to them. Wheat pasture bloat, also known as frothy bloat is that disease and is one of the most preventable nutritional diseases in cattle. Make no mistake, it is a shocking sight to drive past […]

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Be prepared, wheat pasture bloat on the rise

Last month we sent out an article “Watch for Wheat Pasture Bloat”. Since then we have been getting reports of bloat in calves grazing wheat and other small grain pastures. Growing conditions improved for these pastures that have been grazed short all winter with regrowth that is all highly digestible leaf. We have also had […]

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