Ladies in Livestock in Inverell, New South Wales | Local business
Ladies in Livestock
Locality: Inverell, New South Wales
Phone: +61 429 310 264
Address: 15 Vivian Street 2360 Inverell, NSW, Australia
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25.01.2022 Giveaway Time Drought and now Covid, we reckon you’ve earnt a break. Enter for your chance to win this awesome Yeti cooler and some other must have goodies.... Perfect for a summer escape. To Enter: 1. Like the @productiveproducer Facebook page 2. Share this post 3. Tag a friend in this post *T&C* One entry per person Prize to be sent to Australian postal address Competition closes 5 pm October 9th 2020. Winner announced Monday 12th October Don't forget to listen into the latest episodes https://podcasts.apple.com//productive-produc/id1498744185 See more
25.01.2022 International Rural Women’s Day. I think this clever lady sums it up perfectly. Know how appreciated you truly are. I have been blessed to meet the most amazing, inspirational women in our industry, in our #ladiesinlivestock . Just last week I was chatting with one our beautiful LIL’s, a graphic designer by trade, her family business in ‘earthworks’ needed a dozer driver - so up she stepped and took on a brand new task! From contour building to her first dam - wow power to yo...u Sista!! It’s stories like these that truely show a Rural woman’s value! It’s also the ever gracious men in this industry that support and encourage such milestones and achievements. See more
21.01.2022 Warning to Northern Tablelands Graziers. The Bureau of Meteorology is predicting cold weather through the rest of this week. Sheep graziers warnings have been ...issued for Southern NSW and Victoria and we are likely to feel some of it too. Maybe even some more snow. Freshly shorn sheep should be shedded and ewes with lambs at foot need shelter out of the wind. Cattle are also at risk. In particular those that are heavily pregnant or with young calves at foot. Provide shelter and good quality hay if roughage is not available in paddocks. If you require more advice call your local LLS District Veterinarian or Livestock Officer. See more
21.01.2022 A little funny for your wet weather weekend. Hope your all staying safe and well out there. We are missing our sessions and seeing all your happy faces. G
21.01.2022 Have you received seeds in the mail that you didn’t purchase? Don’t plant them or throw them away, report them! The department has seen an increase in reports o...f unsolicited seeds arriving in Australia through the mail, and we’re asking all Australians to be extra biosecurity aware. These seeds could pose a biosecurity risk, so it is important that any suspicious parcels are reported to the department. Seeds that do not meet our biosecurity conditions may carry a range of invasive species or harmful plant diseases that can threaten your backyard garden, our environment and our agricultural industries. We all have a role to play to protect Australia from biosecurity risks. If you receive seeds in the mail that you didn’t purchase, report it immediately at awe.gov.au/report or by calling 1800 798 636.
20.01.2022 On point! Let us know what is in your circle on Influence? What are you going to focus your energy on? Click the link below for more great advice
18.01.2022 Register for the 3 remaining webinars
17.01.2022 Want to know more about silage and the opportunities it might hold for you? We’re holding a series of free silage webinars. Find out more and register at bit....ly/silage-webinars NSW Department of Primary Industries
16.01.2022 WEED WEDNESDAY Common Name: Pheasant’s Eye, Scientific Name: Adonis macrocarpa Erect, branched annual herb Grows up to 60cm high... Leaves: To 6cm long, 4cm wide finely divided into numerous linear segments, alternate, soft, lower leaves stalked, upper leaves sessile (directly attached to the stem). Flowers: Bright crimson to scarlet, very showy, 1.5-3cm in diameter, 5-8 petals each with a black spot at their base, Sepal purplish. Single flowers growing at ends of each stalk. Spring to Summer Flowering. Fruit: A dry (achene) not opening at maturity (indehiscent) 1-seeded, numerous fruit in an egg shaped cluster that becomes cylindrical as it matures up to 1.5cm long. POISONS INFORMATION All parts of the plant are considered toxic, particularly as dried material in hay. Toxic to; Sheep, Horses, Pigs possibly other ruminants Toxins: Glycosides of the adonidin group Symptoms: Gastro-enteritis, diarrhea with blood, breathing difficulties, irregular heartbeat, occasional sudden death. This weed is currently flowering in the Western areas of our region. Please keep an eye out for it as we are seeing incursions in paddocks that it has not been before and where there has been no hay brought in. If you require more information or assistance identifying this weed please contact your nearest Local Land Services office, Local Council Weed Officer or private agronomist. #ntlls #WeedWednesday #ntllsweedwednesday
16.01.2022 Great advice for these valuable cuties
11.01.2022 From our last survey we did - so many of you wanted to know more about online meetings. Our good friends Rural Women's Network have some great workshops coming up. Isolation regulations may not have changed for you as our normal has always had isolation. Here is an opportunity to stay connected more. It definitely does not replace real social outings but for the current circumstances it’s the next best thing. Click on the link
06.01.2022 Incredibly scary moment for this person. We are tired and time poor. NEVER TOO TIME OR $$ POOR FOR SAFTEY!!!! Check your PTO cover every use Gx
05.01.2022 Our 2020 Leadership Competition is NOW OPEN! This year's question is: "Lifting us up - How can women and girls empower each other and their communities in times... of uncertainty and change?" Winners will score an all-expenses paid ‘Power Trip’ to Canberra to undertake leadership & media training, get mentored by powerful CEOs & politicians, meet inspiring role models & more. To enter, simply write 400-600 words or make a 2-3 minute video addressing the question. Tag someone who should apply! To enter visit: countrytocanberra.com.au/leadership-competition #C2CGirlsLead #2020PowerTrip #CountryToCanberra
03.01.2022 There are a couple of spaces left if your free Thursday this is a lovely opportunity provided by Rural Adversity Mental Health Program - RAMHP. Contact Kate as per the flyer!
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