Grazag in Armidale, New South Wales | Agricultural service

Grazag

Locality: Armidale, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6770 3400

Address: 12 Ampol St 2350 Armidale, NSW, Australia

Website: http://grazag.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Grazag will be closed on the public holidays over Easter

21.01.2022 We will be closing at 3pm today. Merry Christmas.

20.01.2022 Chilean Needle Grass in the flesh.

18.01.2022 Keep an eye out for these slimy pests.

15.01.2022 Grazag is open today. We will be closed tomorrow Friday 1st Jan and Saturday 2nd Jan. and we will reopen on Monday 4th Jan.... Have a great New Year and see you in 2021.

15.01.2022 Cydectin Platinum Farmer Webinar Virbac invites you to the exclusive launch of the next generation pour-on drench for cattle, Cydectin Platinum. Hear from special guests Dr Tim Elliott and Dr Matt Ball as they discuss the latest research on drench actives and how to ensure that you have highly effective worm control this spring. Register now at https://bit.ly/2Z4qLc1 #CydectinPlatinum

13.01.2022 Annual ryegrass the gift that keeps on giving! Last year was an exceptional year for annual ryegrass and given the rainfall in December 2020, they have kept growing and producing. But all things must come to an end. Many producers will be tempted to let these stands run and try and get them to go through winter 2021. This strategy is fraught with danger for two reasons.... Firstly as the annuals are predisposed to die out, they are only producing reproductive growth at the moment which is of lower quality. Livestock performance is lower on these senescing stands. Secondly they will produce a mountain of seed which then becomes a massive volunteer problem for the next phase of the pasture development. It is very frustrating to plant more expensive seed and have it choked out by volunteer annual ryegrass. As good as the ryegrass still looks you will be grossly disappointed for winter feed this year if you keep the stand, so take some sagely advice and knock them over quickly.

13.01.2022 RAY WHITE EPIC GRAZAG OPEN CAMPDRAFT Nominations open Friday 16th April I 9am I Campdraft Central Open Campdraft - $40,000 total prize pool Nominated horses ...for the Open draft do not need to be purchased or sold through the sale Program announced this week!! See more

10.01.2022 Chilean Needle Grass We always knew that post 2019 drought we were going to see some weeds that were foreign to the district given the amount of stock feed that was delivered into the district. We also knew that some weeds were going to proliferate after the prolonged dry with minimal competition when it rained. After the great above average rainfall in January and February this year, we can announce the podium winners for the most prolific weeds post drought. In order they ...Continue reading

09.01.2022 Join Dr. Tim Elliott and Dr. George Cox at 7:30pm AEST Thursday the 14th of May for Part 5 of the Target Sheep webinar series. This week Tim and George will take you through how to develop a sheep drench program. Click the link to register now. https://au.virbac.com/webinars

06.01.2022 Some sound advice. Poor planning leads to poor results and poor persistence.

06.01.2022 Your chance to win one of the best local innovations "Optiweigh" by purchasing Cydectin and Virbac

05.01.2022 Annual ryegrass. To keep or not to keep!

03.01.2022 The importance of checking your pastures after being down cannot be overstated. We all know that weeds are a problem this year , but we are seeing some insect pressure about as well. For only the second time in 26 years I have seen slug damage in newly down pastures. Grey field slugs are a real issue for cropping people especially those that sow large areas of canola as they are regarded as an annual pest. In pastures we rarely see them, but when they are present they certain...ly do some major damage to seed and emerging seedlings. The combination of a very wet start to the year and high residual trash levels on most paddocks has given them the perfect platform to do their thing. The paddock in the video is testament to the destruction that they cause , and will need to be redone with some slug baits down the tube. We will keep you posted on the result.

01.01.2022 Pallaton Raphno in the flesh This is a NEW species released for the first time on the New England. This exciting cross between Kale and Radish is looking very promising . We will keep you posted!