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There are many organisations with information and resources to help farmers manage their businesses through the drought.  Here are some links to web pages that may be useful.

Drought Management Strategies Animal welfare issues
Herd management strategies    - Destruction and disposal of stock

   - Cow parking & agistment

   - Condition scoring
   - Feed budgeting / planning    - Transport guidelines
Feeding stock during drought    - Animal health issues
   - General Financial issues
   - Nutrient requirements    - Refinancing options
   - Feed value table    - Communicating with lenders
   - Water requirements Drought recovery 
   - Unusual feeds & their suitability Other
   - Managing young stock and dry stock Drought Feeding and Management of Beef Cattle
   - Full drought feeding principles Hotline
Purchasing feeds International
   - Feed cost calculator
   - Quality assurance & chemical residues
   

 

Drought Management Strategies

 

Herd management strategies

Cow parking & agistment

Feed budgeting / planning

 

Feeding stock during drought

General

Nutrient requirements – energy, protein, fibre

Feed value table

Water requirements

Unusual feeds & their suitability, e.g. by-products, brewers grains, cottonseed, straw, crop silage

Managing young stock and dry stock

Full drought feeding principles

 

Purchasing feeds

Feed cost calculator

Quality assurance & chemical residues

 

Animal welfare issues

Condition scoring

Transport guidelines

Animal health issues – diet related, deficiencies, parasites, poisoning

 

Drought recovery

 

Other

 

Drought Feeding and Management of Beef Cattle

Hotline

International

 
   
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