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Feeding and nutrition

Feeding and nutrition of livestock

Sheep eating grain
Drought feeding

General management, plus feeding of specific livestock, monitoring stock water and assessing pasture during drought.

IN THIS SECTION

  • Information by species
    Beef & dairy cattle, horses, pigs, poultry and sheep.
  • Pastures & rangelands
    Pasture species and varieties, pasture establishment and management, and the arid and semi-arid rangelands.
  • Poisoning & other problems
    Poisonings, plant toxicity and other feeding problems.
  • Feeding in emergencies
    Feeding livestock during drought and after floods.
  • Feeding practices
    Drought feeding, feedlotting, creep feeding, full and supplementary feeding.
  • Costs & nutritive value
    Buying feed on price and nutritive value, cost calculators and nutritive values of feeds.
  • Safety of feeds
    Stock feed requirements, vendor declarations, BSE ("mad cow disease") and chemical residues.
  • Stock feeds
    Range of feeds suitable for stock, including pastures.
  • Stock water
    Stock water requirements and quality.
  • Research
    The role of Diagnostic and Analytical Services (DAS) is to provide quality assured laboratory testing services in the fields of veterinary pathology, analytical chemistry and plant health.

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  • BSE and stock feed controls
  • Chemical residue control  
  • Weed management
Drying feed samples for evaluation

Drying feed samples for evaluation

Tools

  • Feed cost calculator
    Compares the value of feeds on an energy and crude protein basis. The user selects a range of common feeds and is then provided with estimated values for energy, protein etc.
  • Nutritional value of feeds
    (Feed evaluation database)
      
    The nutritional value of feeds database contains the results of tests conducted on animal feeds over many years.
  • Specific livestock
  • Pastures & rangelands
  • Poisoning & other problems
  • Feeding in emergencies
  • Feeding practices
  • Costs & nutritive value
  • Safety of feeds
  • Stock feeds
  • Stock water
  • Research
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