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Managing drench resistance in sheep with Ginny Dodunski

Maximising IMF in your livestock with Charlotte Westwood

Ken Solly: 34 Minutes That Every Farmer Needs to Hear

How to correctly vaccinate your livestock with MSD

‍Maximising IMF in your livestock with Charlotte Westwood

Is it worse to be wrong or slow?

The Genetics Behind Angus Cattle with Tom Gubbins

Successful weaning practices with Rob Bell

History in the hills: Turihaua rises to the top

Mumblebone Merinos: Meeting the market with evidence

Thuddungra girls rule the agricultural world

Gene genie

Grumpy Merino - Grampians Angus

Pushing, leading and learning matters at Ella Matta

Painting a picture of the sheep of the future with Johan Greeff pt. 2

Challenging the narrative: Monica Ley is carving her own career path

Farm Fit Ewes at Hannaton Merino

Painting a picture of the sheep of the future with Johan Greeff

Bringing back the border

Turning grass into money with Nigel Kerin pt.2

Turning grass into money with Nigel Kerin pt.1

Breeding a point of difference with Tom Bull

Tips for teasing (part two) with Graeme Martin

Tips for teasing (part one) with Graeme Martin

Genetics drive profits in challenging times

In the Murray River country north of Swan Hill – Tim and Tam Mulholland are the last ones standing. While they’ve endured water allocation cuts and periods of zero allocation “completely decimating” other local livestock operations, it’s been...

Making every ram purchase count

Making every ram purchase count, we touch on knowing your plan, prepping for sale day and what to look for on the day. When was the last time you considered not only which ram you would buy, but where you will be buying it from and why?

Condition scoring with Darren Gordon

Hands-on approach keeps ewes in best condition. The old adage; “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” rings true for much of modern life. But in the sheepyards, there’s a tool that comes completely free of charge, and...

Have you done a paddock audit?

With lambing on the horizon, and scanning behind us, I’d hope that most farmers now know how many lambs they’re expecting in the coming months. Be it more or less than previous years, from now on, to maximise potential, it’s all about lamb survivabil

The Elsenburg Merino selection lines

Since 1986 there has been a divergent selection experiment running at Stellenbosch University, near Capetown in South Africa. The two lines started from the same base population of Merino ewes and have been selected either...

Bringing back the Border

In the late 1980’s, a conversation with a meat buyer ignited a spark in Border Leicester breeder Lynton Arney that would set the course for a 30-year quest to integrate technology and client needs in meeting a modern market. “I’d not long taken the..