PDF-FEBRUARY 2007 PRIMEFACT 525 (REPLACES AGFACT P2.4.3)

Pastures for horses Hugh Allan Former District Agronomist Rod Hoare Former State Equine Veterinary Officer Carol Rose District Agronomist Extensive Industries Development Kempsey Introduction. 52 Smallscale poultry keeping feeding Greg Poole Former Livestock Officer Poultry Products Nutrients Fowls have a simple digestive tract like humans and therefore eat similar food such as cereals and meat Their food is composed of a number of nutrie It is due to the equatorial regions moving faster than the polar regions as the earth rotates The net result of the Coriolis force is that in the outhern hemisphere winds around low pressure systems or cyclones move clockwise and winds around high p 922 Blackleg in cattle Dr Sarah Robson Regional Animal Health Leader Animal Plant Biosecurity Wagga Wagga JM Wilson Former District Veterinarian Rural Lands Protection Board Introduction Blackleg is a fatal disease of young cattle It produces an acu 716 Visual and manual assessment of fatness in cattle Bill McKiernan Research Leader Animal Production Production Research Orange Brian Sundstrom Former Cattle Breeding Coordinator Introduction Accurate assessment of cattle for fatness has many uses Scoring sheep for fleece rot William Murray Project Officer, e-Sheep, Rural Innovation, Trangie Dr Suzanne Mortimer Livestock Research Officer, Rural Innovation, Trangie Flystrike is a major probl Liver fluke disease in sheep and cattle Dr Joseph C. Boray Former Principal Research Scientist (Parasitology) Dr GW HutchinsonStephen Love Nationally, up to 40 million sheep and 6 million cattle graze How pasture characteristics influence sheep production Alan Bell Former Technical Specialist (Temperate Grazing Phil Graham Livestock Officer, Extensive Industries Development, Yass Col Langford Pasture assessment and livestock production Alan Bell Former Technical Specialist (Temperate Grazing This Primefact was compiled in part from the PROGRAZE Bloat Dr Sarah Robson Regional Animal Health Leader, Animal & Plant Biosecurity, Wagga Wagga What is bloat? Bloat is a risk when animals are grazing young, lush pasture, particularly if the pasture Buffalo flies and their control Sally Spence Technical Specialist, Farm Product Integrity, Animal & Plant Biosecurity, Orange Always read the label Users of agricultural (or veterinary) chemical p Muscle scoring beef cattle Bill McKiernan Research Leader Animal Production, Production Introduction the most valuable part of the carcase. To help identify the red meat content in cattle, a method Understanding weather – fronts, troughs and ridges Paul Carberry Advisory Officer Climatology, Extensive Industries Development, Tamworth Fronts A front is the boundary between two air masses !!! !!! !""#$%%&&&'()*+,'-./% +++,-..'&"/#0123&+42#5$/%&67%525$&+((/&+++,-.'.&"/#0123&67%525$&+((/0& )01233536)7177+/89+3:;)2+ ! ! ! "#$%&! ! ! ! "#$%&&'&()*&"+,$$- "#$%& 011234455567!8*96:;+4 "#$%&! M. OLD. Q. UALIFICATION . AND . D. ESIGN. . OF. E. XPERIMENTS. S. OFTWARE. FOR . I. NJECTION. M. OLDING. SUHAS KULKARNI FIMMTECH 1-760-525-9053. The Nautilus Software is a program that helps in the evaluation, analysis, development and documentation of the injection molding process. .