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24.01.2022 This time next week we will be in Mudgee setting up for the Small Farm Field Days which is held on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th July 2018. Drop by Site A24 in the Founders Pavilion, have a chat and enter our prize draw to win either 2 bottles of local Mudgee wine or a $50 Bunnings voucher. #mudgeefielddays

23.01.2022 Do you know what your feeding your stock? Dont take the risk, get accurate readings of nitrate levels in your feed SHOP NOW for DIY nitrate forage and water test kits #nitrate #nitratetoxicity #horse #cattle #sheep #newtechnology #precisionagriculture

22.01.2022 Feeding hay during the dry spell? Nitrate Toxicity in forage and water can be an issue. On-site Nitrate Test Kits available Australia Wide from Resource Precision.

19.01.2022 If youre in Mudgee, drop by Stand A24 in the Founders Pavilion and say hello.

13.01.2022 Visit us at the Mudgee Small Farm Field Days on Friday 13th & Saturday 14th July. Nitrate, Phosphate & Glyphosate Test kits available to purchase on the day. #mudgeefielddays #glyphosate #nitratetoxicity #forage

12.01.2022 Nitrate Toxicity in cattle can be a concern particular during adverse environmental conditions such as the dry spells being experienced by many parts of Australia. Keep an eye on Nitrate & Phosphate levels in crops, forage, soil and water with our On-site test kits. Lab quality results in less than an hour without the need to send samples off site. ... https://m.wikihow.com/Treat-and-Prevent-Nitrate-Toxicity-in

05.01.2022 Glyphosate Test Kits available Australia Wide from Resource Precision. #glyphosate

02.01.2022 Nitrate and Phosphate On-site Test Kits with lab quality results now available from Resource Precision. Nitrate and Nitrite poisoning can occur in all animals but cattle are more susceptible due to the rapid conversion of nitrate to the more toxic nitrite form by rumen microorganisms. Adverse environmental conditions such as those currently being experienced in many parts of Australia can cause plants to develop & retain potentially dangerous levels of nitrate. ... Nitrates in water sources may also be detrimental to livestock. Surface water or water from shallow dams may contain high levels of nitrates, especially if there is run-off from fertilised land. Both water & forage should be monitored to ensure that total nitrate does not exceed safe levels.