von ep | Juli 27, 2026 | applications
Fire Recovery · Southeast Australia · Pasture RebuildBaling After Fire: Pasture Recovery and Feed ReservesThe first regrowth after bushfire is the most nutritionally important hay you will make all season — and the decisions about when to cut, whether to graze or...
von ep | Juli 27, 2026 | applications
Camelids · SA & Victoria · Fibre IndustryHay for Alpacas and Llamas: What the Fibre Market NeedsCamelids are not small cattle — their modified rumen and low-NDF tolerance means the hay specification for alpacas and llamas is closer to horse hay than sheep hay,...
von ep | Juli 27, 2026 | applications
Equipment · Raking · Pre-BalerRake Selection: Getting Windrows Right Before the BalerFinger-wheel, rotary, or lateral rake — what the choice means for DM losses, windrow consistency, and which crops each handles well across Australian hay and silage operations.The...
von ep | Juli 27, 2026 | applications
Silage Management · Weather · Emergency DecisionsSilage Baling in Wet Weather: Managing the Unplanned CutThe forecast changed. The windrow is wetter than planned and rain is 18 hours away. Here is how experienced Australian silage producers make the damage-limitation...
von ep | Juli 27, 2026 | applications
Northern Australia · Peanut Hay · High-Protein Roughage After the pods are harvested, what’s left in the paddock is some of the highest-protein roughage available in Queensland — and most of it gets ploughed back in. Why Peanut Hay Is Northern Australia’s...
von ep | Juli 22, 2026 | applications
Dairy · Heifer Rearing · Silage Nutrition The nutritional targets, silage quality thresholds, and feeding programme for 0 to 24 month dairy heifers — why replacement heifers need different silage management to milking cows. The Heifer That Enters the Milking Herd...
