Smith Ag Services in Alexandra, Victoria | Agricultural service

Smith Ag Services

Locality: Alexandra, Victoria

Phone: +61 487 904 330

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23.01.2022 How is everyones grass going? Mine is starting to come along with 28mm on the weekend and some warmer days to follow. Rain to come on the weekend so looking forwards to having some grass for early winter. Will need to look at winter fertiliser on my paddocks soon enough.

22.01.2022 How is everyones paddocks and hay supplies holding up? Its time to get ready for winter but also for hay and silage for later in the year. Give us a call on 04 87 904 330 if you would like to talk about the current season ahead of us and what we can do to get the best out of it.

22.01.2022 Grazing and Fattening Field Day Wednesday, June 6, 2018 9:30am till 2pm 19 Webbs Lane, Taggerty and Taggerty Hall RSVP by May 25, 2018 to go into the draw to win a bag of Ryegrass donated by Valley Seeds.... Contact Bert Smith on 0487 904 330 or [email protected] to register See more

20.01.2022 A fresh pick after recent rains. 4mm in the gauge on monday morning, making it 7mm for the month so far. What has everyone else had recently?

19.01.2022 What a fantastic day to be out and about. Just let the steers into a fresh paddock after being on some forage oats. Spring is on its way early with the wattle trees starting to flower. I will lock up my paddocks for hay next week and silage was locked up 3 weeks ago. Have you thought about your silage and/or hay for this coming spring?

19.01.2022 What a beautiful day to be planning for the coming spring and summer. With the price and availability of millet due to the drought being high, another option for summer feed could be a brassica, a sudan grass or a sorghum. Some good mixes are millet and brassica, and a sorghum/sudan grass variety. Brassicas are dearer per kg than millet, but are sown at 2-5kg/ha (depending on variety and situation), and can be grazed multiple times for good quality summer feed. For a farm visit to plan for the upcoming spring and summer I can be contacted on 0487904330 to organise a time.

18.01.2022 I am glad to be able to now offer agronomic advice to everyone. I have just recently completed my Diploma of Agronomy. If anyone needs advice on their pastures whether for dairy/beef cattle, sheep or horses then you can contact me on 04 87 904 330.

17.01.2022 Hi all, I hope everyone is well. The recent rain events has started to get some grass growing and that means that we need to get some fertiliser and maybe some seed out. If anyone needs any advice, than dont hesitate to give me a call on 04 87 904 330. I am proud to be able to offer seed sales from the local seed company Valley Seeds, so give me a call if you are after some seed for your cattle, sheep or horse paddocks.

13.01.2022 Fantastic views in the Yarra Valley yesterday. I am in the Warragul, Sale and Fish Creek areas on the 9th and 10th of August and I have availabilities farm visits. If you are interested in a farm visit, I can be contacted on 0487 904 330 to organise a time to discuss your farm needs.

13.01.2022 It's not common for me to see more than one, but to see four was fantastic. This was taken on a farm at Alexandra along the Goulburn River.

12.01.2022 Millet over last summer. The boys loved it. Going to plant more this September with Brassicas for early summer feed.

09.01.2022 Its not common for me to see more than one, but to see four was fantastic. This was taken on a farm at Alexandra along the Goulburn River.

07.01.2022 These steers are eagerly awaiting for there next feed of ryegrass. How is everyone managing their feed through winter? Growing good quality grass is cheaper than buying feed. We can customise a program to suit your farm needs and budget. Contact me on 0487 904 330 to organise a farm visit.

05.01.2022 Have you got your winter feed sorted? Forward planning can save you money$$$. These steers are on a fresh patch of annual ryegrass. Sown in April with 100kg/ha of DAP and its looking great.