AusFarm Nutrition Products in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia | Agricultural service

AusFarm Nutrition Products

Locality: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 410 655 387

Address: 10 Blaxland road 2650 Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.ausfarmnutrition.com

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25.01.2022 Nitrate poisoning from Cape and Marshmallow weed. We have recent fielded a couple of calls regarding losses from animals grazing pastures containing these two weeds particularly around yards and camps where nitrogenous organic matter has accumulated. The signs to look out for are distinctly brown eyes where usually red, blood tends to be a chocolatey colour and animals can go down and thrash about to exhaustion.... Prevention is key. * Keep animals full (not hungry) particularly where Cape and Marsh mallow are prolific. * Offer palatable hay during prolonged periods of feed eg. in yards * Spray areas (including yards) of accumulated weeds well in advance of stock access. Treatment... Speak to AusFarm Nutrition Products in regards to management and nutritional assistance.

24.01.2022 Care needs to be taken in regards to grazing Pattersons Curse across all livestock species. It contains harmful toxins that can impair liver function therefore affecting general animal health and ultimately production. It is not recommended that breeding stock are exposed to this weed for extended periods. StockMins-Detox is a supplement, from ANP, that can assist in reducing toxicity problems and encourage improved liver function when consumed in conjunction with similar noxious weeds.

23.01.2022 Lame ewes and lambs are beginning to pose real risks to production and profit. The original and the best hoof supplement is StockMins-Hoof ‘n’ Horn. It combines the elevated and available mineral, vitamin and trace element status of StockMins-EweLamLac with above RDI levels of organic zinc, biotin and iodine to address lambing nutrition, hoof growth, hoof hardening and fight infection. https://drive.google.com//1xs-zS1OXfSnB54Uv6sGJOtWOF/view

23.01.2022 New Season Barley From initial analysis conducted by ANP, it looks like new season barley will be higher in starch/energy but lower in protein than in previous years. Indications so far show exceptionally high yields but protein levels hovering between 10-11% on average. ANP strongly recommends to get your grain and forage tested if you are aiming at optimum production. It is likely that grain will be used to supplement sheep and lambs at pasture, but it should be noted that ...pasture protein level declines by grazing and with weathering. It is therefore likely that a protein supplement will be needed to meet growth requirements. Lupins, canola pellets and ANP’s Protein-N are all suitable for trailing out or mixing in-feed. Similarly for lamb feedlots, special consideration of protein levels will be necessary to optimise performance... From ANP, StockMins-Lamb Grower (28% protein) and StockMins-HiPro (27% protein) are worth considering as an in-feed or free access, water resistant, loose lick supplement designed for these conditions.

22.01.2022 What a cracking day to be out and amongst agriculture. Some beautiful young Angus growers on the south eastern skirt of Wagga Wagga enjoying a lush mix of oats and rye.

22.01.2022 MLA are providing producers in fire-affected regions to access up to 3 FREE one-on-one sessions with a farm business consultant. Help put your business back on... track. Email [email protected] or call Hilary on 0439 448 159. https://www.rfcsvicne.org.au//MLA_Back_to_business_flyer.p

21.01.2022 Selenium is standard inclusion in the micro-mineral mix of AusFarm Nutrition Products supplement range. Avoid the risk of most mineral and trace element deficiencies with the ‘little and often’ feeding regime of our StockMins granular supplement range.

19.01.2022 This week, in our Thursday webinar, we will discuss the merits, advantages and generally 'all you need to know' about the practice of joining breeding ewes in c...ontainment areas. We will be joined by Consultant and farmer Hamish Dickson, who will give us a practical account of all the 'need to know' information to ensure that if you wish to use the practice, you get it right. Hamish provides a unique perspective of both farmer and consultant on the topic, which will be very practical and knowledgeable. There have been some great success stories from this practice this year, and we thought we'd like to share some of the steps you need to take and get right to make the practice a winner if you are thinking about joining in containment! The webinar is at the usual time of 1 pm, straight after the #ABCCountryHour Register here to join us: https://sheepconnectnsw.com.au/events/717/ Australian Wool Innovation Meat & Livestock Australia WoolProducers Australia Sheep Producers Australia See more

19.01.2022 Give your spring lambs the best start possible with AusFarm Nutrition's best selling granular, water resistant, mineral, trace element and vitamin supplement.

19.01.2022 Are you in the Blayney region and looking for some hoof health help this winter? Why not drop into our local suppliers at Hill and Crofts Blayney.

18.01.2022 In or out of drought? - doesn't matter - the key tip in this webinar will be to manage your ewe condition score for optimum results. Join us as we take a strol...l though the issues that relate to non optimum ewe condition, as well as strategies if your ewes are a little heavy or a little light.... Nathan Scott of Achieve Ag Solutions will be our guest speaker. Look forward to you joining us at the usual time of 1pm Thursday! Register here: https://sheepconnectnsw.com.au/events/721/ #weknowsheep #weknowwool #webinar See more

13.01.2022 Smart Shepherd Collar Assigning at Barwon Dorsets and White Suffolks ..... Yerong Creek

12.01.2022 Weaners on the grow with access to acres of dry feed and a little StockGro-HiPro to help them utilise it.

11.01.2022 Managing weeds require caution, not ‘panic’! Looking at the abundance of forage and stubbles there seems to be feed forever! But beneath the canopy lies a growing problem.... Dormant hairy panic seeds, spread last season, have started to germinate with abundance and the recent rains has provided it with encouragement to grow. Sheep find hairy panic to be quite palatable and they will eat it by choice. From a nutrient perspective, it is valuable feed offering good protein and energy. But with it comes anti-nutrient toxins that play havoc with the liver. Initial outward signs in sheep and lambs are red watery eyes and facial scabs. At this point internal damage has already begun. Toxin binders are available. They are designed to be consumed together with the toxic feed rendering the toxins inert. Over the years, ANP’s StockMins-DeTox has proved to be very successful through its multiple modes of action. StockMins-DeTox not only supplies an effective toxin binder but it is also designed to enhance immunity and tissue repair. Don’t wait for symptoms to show, offer StockMins-DeTox as a free access, water resistant, loose lick as soon as you see hairy panic, heliotrope, goosefoot and other toxic weeds emerging. Remember, young plants tend to be the most palatable but also the most toxic!

11.01.2022 A fantastic opportunity to contribute towards a collaborative exploration of Bloat and its costly impact on animal health, welfare and ultimately production. Hopefully this sort of survey can encourage further investment and research into a persistant on farm threat.

10.01.2022 This is an issue that affects most classes of stock and can have serious consequences on fertility, production and general health. There are three key approaches to managing heat stress in your stock. 1. Adjust the environment (shade and sprinklers) 2. Nutritional management (specific supplementary feed management)... 3. Genetic manipulation Of these, only the first two can be employed in the short term.

08.01.2022 More advice regarding the need for trace minerals in addition to Magnesium, Calcium, Sodium and Phospherous supplementation despite the exceptional feed growth so far this season. This supports the well found notion that CausMag Lime and Salt is not enough for optimum production.

07.01.2022 Deliveries to the Jingellic and Cudgewa regions today addressing both Bloat and Grass Tetany. These guys have done it tough in 2020 but great to see some solid optimism with the buoyant cattle prices and great feed on offer.

07.01.2022 A delivery, on Friday, to these appreciative girls and not before time after a good dose of rain and some warming weather over the weekend.

05.01.2022 Smart Shepherd Collar Assignments at Tarcutta today and on the Job Training for the next Generation of Technology and Data Bofins Jacquie Carroll Tom Dyring Nick Groch Caroline McGrath Tammy Daniels Lexi Cesnick

05.01.2022 "It's Bloat Season, no it's Tetany season". Don't get 'shot'! Talk to the Bloat and Magnesium specialists at AusFarm Nutrition Products. We have products that help manage either issue or a combination of the two.

05.01.2022 Allow ANP to help you make the most of stubble and other feed drying off in your paddocks? * Increase protein supply * Encourage greater fibre digestability * Boost immune response and general health

04.01.2022 With great growing seasons come great bloat challenges. ANP are your local Bloat management specialists.

04.01.2022 Don't let hoof health dampen your lambing season.

02.01.2022 Healthy cows grazing on lush green pastures, there's no finer sight to behold! #RiverinaFresh #AustralianOwned #AustralianMilk #Riverina #thebestfromourbackyard

02.01.2022 Always a decent day off the tools and seeing what else is happening in the Ag world.

01.01.2022 Thinking about paddock finishing with grain or feedlotting cattle? Optimise your growth potential with AusFarm Nutrition Products. We also offer on farm ration formulation assistance from our fully qualified ruminant nutritionist with over 40 years experience.

01.01.2022 Fresh out of the annual ANP conference, yesterday, the team are rearing (note: we do not deal in horse nutrition) to get out there and offer our usual high quality nutritional advice and support. If you have a concern or something you have been considering regarding your on farm nutrition why not get in touch now. Bring on 2021 and the Christmas period!!!