FlockTalk October 2020 – Check sheep for signs of lice
In this edition learn how to mitigate the risk of introducing lice to your property through simple lice checks. Lice can have large economic implications for sheep and wool producers.
In this edition learn how to mitigate the risk of introducing lice to your property through simple lice checks. Lice can have large economic implications for sheep and wool producers.
In this edition, producers Stuart and Pru Barkla discuss how diversification with sheep has enabled them to maintain their business through the drought. Then DAF extension officer Milly Nolan discusses the key benefits of early weaning lambs. Find information critical to getting into sheep and on how to undertake early weaning.
In this edition read about the importance of worm egg counts and how/when to test, as well as the differences in toxicity of pimelea for cattle and sheep.
In this edition Bruce McLeish Queensland wool manager for Elders talks about storing wool on farm.
In this edition of Flock Talk we look at running Wethers and the flexibility that they can offer to your business and the benefits of developing and understanding your business’s gross margin.
In this edition of Flock Talk we look at shearing shed efficiency and design and the importance of flexible planning.
In this edition of Flock Talk, we hear about how condition scoring ewes helps to determine nutritional wellbeing and allows producers to plan and manage for joining.
In this edition of Flock Talk we hear from Peter and Elizabeth Clark on managing the nutrition levels of their Merino flock and how fine-tuning their stocking rates has proven invaluable.
In this edition of FlockTalk there are articles on: Leading Sheep – plan to scan and scan to plan Scanning: key to increase in flock fertility Data underpins flock scorecard Click here to view these articles.
In this edition of FlockTalk there are articles on: Leading Sheep, Christmas check-in. Time for a check up on your rams. Electronic identification ideas. We do declare, it’s a good time to have sheep. Click here to view these articles.