Ivan Pagano
Industry Rep-
As well as costing an arm and a leg in treatment, sheep with lameness don’t thrive to their full potential and the loss in production can make quite a dent.
Identifying the cause of the problem is relatively easy, here is how you can spot lameness:
1) Sores between the digits at the back of the foot, no smell from the sore and sheep have…
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Lower Blackwood LCDC posted a new event. a week ago
Hardy Inlet Community UpdateA community forum to celebrate the Hardy Inlet Water quality and seagrass monitoring in the Hardy Inlet, and assessments of river health in the Blackwood…
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Lower Blackwood LCDC posted a new event. 2 weeks ago
MYO Spring Foliars: Bioferments & BiofertilisersThis hands-on 1/2 day workshop presented by Mark Tupman from Productive Ecology, will discuss different types of bio fertilisers, including inoculants, compost/vermicast extracts, and bioferments.…
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Lower Blackwood LCDC posted a new post. 3 weeks ago
Riparian RestorationThe plants growing on the banks of rivers, creeks, and along the edges of wetlands are referred to as ‘riparian vegetation’. Riparian vegetation can include…
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Lower Blackwood LCDC posted a new post. 3 weeks ago
Plant Diversity & Livestock Health with Professor Fred Provenza - A Webinar Recording & ResourcesThis Talkin’ After Hours webinar discusses the impact of plant diversity on livestock health and the concept of nutritional wisdom in animals. It explores the…
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Lower Blackwood LCDC posted a new event. 3 weeks ago
Peer Group Session # 4: Livestock NutritionThis Peer Group Session will focus on livestock nutrition, including a discussion around the impact of different stages of pasture growth on the rumen, dung…
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Mob Grazing & Livestock Nutrition
Thanks Eric, that’s what I thought .. & yes the ewes are a bit chubby I know!
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Mob Grazing & Livestock Nutrition
I think she means a second bite of new growth, grazing the stemmy older stuff no problem but happy to be corrected!
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