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  1. Why fat score breeding ewes?

    Why fat score breeding ewes? Summary. Optimal nutritional management of the breeding ewe flock provides an opportunity to maximise ewe and lamb survival, wool production and the wool quality potential of ... Reaching fat score targets during the

  2. Breeding Merinos for less breech strike

    The mules operation was introduced to reduce the susceptibility of wrinkly breeches to fly strike. ... be regarded as an alternative to the policy of breeding towards plain breeched sheep’.

  3. Animal welfare enforcement

    Animal welfare enforcement. If you suspect or witness cruelty to an animal, you should directly contact one of the legally empowered authorised enforcement agencies.

  4. Anthrax|Anthrax

    Anthrax. Summary. Anthrax is a serious, usually fatal disease caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. ... Species affected. Anthrax is a notifiable disease. General biosecurity duty. Development of the disease.

  5. Abandoned or neglected hives

    Abandoned or neglected hives. Summary. Abandoned or neglected beehives or hive materials often become matters of concern and complaint within the beekeeping industry.

  6. Understanding hormonal growth promotants

    Understanding hormonal growth promotants. Summary. Hormonal growth promotants (HGPs) were first used in the USA beef industry in 1947 and in Australia their use began in 1979. ... In Australia the chemical compounds used for growth promotion are

  7. Poultry producers and BSE controls

    BSE does not occur in Australia. Overseas the disease has been shown to spread through meat products fed to cattle. ... This Primefact includes information on the following:. what connection is there between poultry and BSE?

  8. Cattle Welfare

    Cattle Welfare. The welfare of cattle in NSW is protected by legislation and the supporting codes and standards. ... Other resources. Additional information about the care and welfare of cattle is listed below.

  9. Sugar shaking bees to detect external parasites

    It is a quick and easy field method that does not kill the bees, and removes 70% to 90% of varroa present on adult honey bees. ... This Primefact includes information on how the sugar shaking method works, selecting a hive for testing, the equipment

  10. Preparing and cooking pheasant

    Follow exactly the same procedure as described above, but do not use apple. ... Stuff the bird with this mixture. Cover the breast with strips of bacon.

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