por ep | Jul 22, 2026 | applications
Equipment · Mowing · Pre-BalingMowing Before Baling: Choosing the Right MowerDisc mower, mower-conditioner, or windrower — what the choice means for wilt time, crop quality, and daily throughput across different farms and forage types.The Mower Decision Nobody Talks...
por ep | Jul 22, 2026 | applications
Deer Farming · Vic & Tasmania · Silage Planning How Victoria and Tasmania’s deer farmers are managing winter silage programmes — the nutritional differences from sheep and cattle, bale sizing for mob management, and the crops that work best. Deer Silage: Why...
por ep | Jul 22, 2026 | applications
Equipment · Buying Guide · Used BalersSecond-Hand Balers: What to Check Before You BuyThe inspection checklist, wear indicators, price benchmarks, and red flags that separate a good used baler from an expensive mistake — from someone who has seen both.Why Second-Hand...
por ep | Jul 22, 2026 | applications
Horse Properties · NSW & Victoria · Equine Hay Equine buyers reject bales that livestock farmers wouldn’t think twice about — the specific standards for dust, mould, weeds, and presentation that separate horse-market hay from commodity roughage. Why Equine...
por ep | Jul 21, 2026 | applications
Feedlot · QLD & NSW · Transition FeedingFeedlot Pre-Condition: Using Silage in the Transition YardHow silage buffers rumen adaptation in the 21-day transition from pasture to grain — the feeding programme that reduces acidosis risk and improves subsequent grain...
por ep | Jul 21, 2026 | applications
Small Beef · WA & Tasmania · Equipment SizingSmall Beef Herds: When a 1.0 m Baler Makes More SenseThe economic and practical case for right-sizing your round baler — why 50 to 150 head beef operations often waste money running a 1.25 m machine they don’t...
