Soil Nutrition Part 3
Join us for part three of soil nutrition with our Fertiliser Specialist & National Account Manager – Neville Janke. For all your Fertiliser needs consider buying through Feed Central –…
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Soil Nutrition Part 2
Join us for part two of soil nutrition with our Fertiliser Specialist & National Account Manager – Neville Janke. For all your Fertiliser needs consider buying through Feed Central –…
Soil Nutrition Part 1
Join us for part one of soil nutrition with our Fertiliser Specialist & National Account Manager – Neville Janke. For all your Fertiliser needs consider buying through Feed Central –…
Early March 2022 Hay Market Snapshot
BUYERS UPDATE (By Cieran Maxwell) It’s a dominating topic right now in the hay world, the term ‘The King of Fodder’ is floating around – Lucerne is on everyone’s lips.…
Hay Testing Probes – What You Need to Know
What is the nutrient value of your hay bales? This isn’t something you can just guess by eyeballing it. Rather, farmers will rely on a qualified system of measurement by…
Testing And Timing Hay Before Baling
When harvesting hay, the next step is to bale it into sellable round or square-shaped bales. You can’t just bale whenever you want though, at least, not if you want…
How we can help – Floods 2022
G’day, Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those effected by the recent flooding events. It’s heartbreaking to watch and we want to do whatever we can. If you…
Concerned about your sorghum?
Nitrate and Prussic Acid occur naturally in plants, however, if plants are damaged or stressed, Nitrate and Prussic Acid can rise, causing toxicity in ruminant animals once eaten. Causes of…
How Long Does A Round Hay Bale Last?
Importing hay is all about logistics. From the moment you harvest the hay to baling it and shipping it out to customers, you have to think about precisely how long…
Do Hay Bales Attract Mice?
Besides the risks of hay becoming mouldy or possibly spontaneously combusting, you also have to concern yourself with pests. You don’t want creepy-crawly critters such as mice ruining your hay…