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  1. American foulbrood

    American foulbrood. Summary. American foulbrood (AFB) disease is the most serious brood disease of honeybees in NSW. ... It is caused by the bacterium Paenibacillus larvae. AFB has been found in all states and territories in Australia.

  2. Duck egg production, lighting and incubation

    Collecting eggs. Most ducks lay their eggs during the night or early morning. ... The longer the eggs are kept, the less chance they have of hatching.

  3. Reptiles and amphibians

    The welfare of reptiles and amphibians in NSW is protected by legislation and supporting Codes and Standards. ... To learn more about the exhibition and display of reptiles visit  Zoo, circus and other exhibited animals.

  4. Record keeping and management planning

    The recording systems outlined present a package of practical records for beef producers. ... Paddock book. A paddock book is the master record for paddock history information.

  5. Grass tetany in cattle

    Primefact 785 examines some ways to predict the likelihood of the disorder occurring. ... magnesium absorption in the animal;. phosphorus and calcium effects;. effects of age of the cow;.

  6. Merino Bloodline Performance & Analysis

    The Merino Bloodline Performance analysis is a joint initiative between NSW Department of Primary industries (NSW DPI) and Australian Wool Innovation Limited (AWI). ... The analysis takes out all environmental factors between trials and years, leaving

  7. Bos indicus bulls - watch that sheath

    Penis erect. After positioning of the penis, it is inserted and ejaculation occurs. ... It is, however, a warning sign that the bull may prolapse in future.

  8. Handling geese, and using geese as 'watchdogs' and for weed control

    The Chinese breed has been the most widely used for this purpose, though all breeds are suitable to some extent. ... Allow 7–15 geese/ha, and move them according to weed growth and stage of the crop.

  9. Egg production, incubation and sex identification of geese

    Do this quickly to remove the contents of the bowel, making examination easier. ... and everting the cloaca to expose the penis if the gosling is male.

  10. The importance of benchmarking your flock/sheep

    The importance of benchmarking your flock/sheep. Summary. Benchmarking is a valuable tool when getting started with genetics within your flock. ... To benchmark allows you to get a deeper understanding of the genetic performance of an individual animal

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