PRUSSIC ACID FAQ’S
What is Prussic Acid Poisoning? Prussic acid, or hydrocyanic acid, is absorbed from digested feed into the cow/sheep where it attaches to haemoglobin, taking the place of oxygen in the…
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Contractor Registry Launch
FREE ADVERTISING ON THE CONTRACTOR REGISTRY PAGE Advertise to over 10,000+ online. Providing growers with relevant contractor contacts to fulfil upcoming work. Supplying details to answer grower contractor queries. Direct…
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Mung Bean Crop
This 80 acre mung bean crop is located at our Feed Central Farm in Charlton QLD. This crop was planted on the 20th of November 2017 as a summer mung…
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High Clearance Rate for product advertised with Feed Central
The Feed Central website has been buzzing with activity, achieving a 76% clearance rate so far this year, following a major upgrade during 2017 and a re-launch in January 2018.…
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ORDER NOW is LIVE!
BUYING HAY JUST GOT EASIER! Are you looking to buy hay? We’ve just updated our buying page on our website to include an ‘ORDER NOW‘ button. To access this AWESOME…
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Winter Requires A Really Good Solid Feed Of Cereal Hay
Winter requires a really good solid feed of cereal hay. So get your cows teeth into a couple of these lots of quality feed. Nothing better than a few mouthfuls…
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Starch And Fermentation Rates Differ
Did you know that starch and fermentation rate differs between different grains? Grains can be an important component of a ruminant’s diet. They act as a source of protein and…
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Have Your Cows Bouncing With Energy
It’s cold! Think about energy, that’s M.E. Metabolised energy of your feed. That energy to move, energy to grow, energy to eat and energy to keep warm. Check out the…
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Tips For Making Quality Assurance on Silage
We have seen an increase in the amount of corn and sorghum silage samples coming into our labs for testing in the past few weeks. Did you know that the…
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Your Stock Need Quality Feed To Produce Meat And Milk
Don’t hesitate in waiting for cold weather and frost to make your decision of buying hay. Winter arrives each year without fail – some winters are cooler, wetter and ordinary, some…
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