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Getting a better handle on those PI calves

BASED on the growing awareness of the economic impact of bovine viral diaorrhea virus (BVDV), cattle producers may one day find added production and marketing advantages by getting to know more about ALFA Lotfeeding+

Riverina target for major new feedlot

THE Riverina could be the home to one of the largest feedlots in the southern hemisphere, designed to target lucrative north Asian beef markets, when construction begins in the next few weeks. ALFA Lotfeeding+

Shed system pays off for Tassie feedlot

TASMANIA’S beef producers have shifted their breeding programs towards marbling-oriented breeds to meet demand of the state’s only commercial feedlot. The Japanese-owned Tasmania Feedlot (TFL) has mad ALFA Lotfeeding+

Heat on industry to be environmentally sustainable

THE AUSTRALIAN red meat industry, as with most primary industries, is coming under increasing pressure from both community and Government to document and justify its impacts on the environment. ALFA Lotfeeding+

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ALFA Lotfeeding
+ Getting a better handle on those PI calves
+ Riverina target for major new feedlot
+ Shed system pays off for Tassie feedlot
+ Heat on industry to be environmentally sustainable

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North Asian supply challenge looms
THE ALFA/MLA feedlot survey for the quarter ending March 2006 shows that cattle numbers on feed have again set a new record. With nearly 900,000 head of cattle on feed and a capacity of 1.1 million he more >>