Wonderful flow of information and applied knowledge. Based on quick googling - the lector runs a 3000 heads "only" feedlot, that limits the experience, though, in my humble opinion. But still, very informative. Thanks a lot.

It would have been very interesting to know what the pasture utilisation was in each group. Did the IRG system grow less grass and therefore have less weight gained? Or did the IRG mob grow more grass, but due to animal health problems associated with the larger mob size reduce animal performance?

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The answer is more drugs. More drugs......

And stop killing the dingos. Land holders for dingos.

Good ponds iwant to make 12 ponds like those could you please send me notes

Did they work out what rate of Glyphosate was best for weed wiping?

This bloke talks at 2.5x the normal speed for speech over a crappy phone line so expect to take in about a quarter of what he says

If nutrition is important for cows like humans, if exercise is important for human health, then would exercise be important for the cows health?

good morning, if pasture dieback is starting to affect the plant, will the cattle still eat it, I suppose the forage has limited or no nutrition?

Chemical treatment will never work. waste of time.

sick and disgusting.

No mention of the possibility of using the resistant native grasses? Or using resistant polyculture blends? Too complicated, huh? That last farm showed looks like it might be doing a little right.. more species the better.

Thankyou for sharing.

Well done, people who care about the health and welfare of their load.

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This insight to bottle teats is extremely useful and informative thanks! Towards the end the calving map indicating >5km walk to water, and particularly the 'shade' point at the end seem to totally miss the elephant - bugger shade they have no feed?! A terrible season sure, but that land looks pretty bare of perennials with a few mimosa holding it together?? Pretty sure one of the other studies I remember Kieran McCosker presenting on noted that shade had minor but not significant impact to calf mortality (with B.indicus cattle) but nutrition is a big one. Lucky they had that bit of 'shade' to nibble.. Would be great to see comparison study on calf survival in an operation with higher land condition / grass management with the comparison in profitability. Thanks

This study does seam flawed on so many factors

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Our poddy bull calf wouldn't take a bottle so we had to feed by syringe then bowl, which we held up for him each feed.

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Background music? awful idea

Very well presented! This presentation is the most informative I have come across. How can I get a pdf copy of this presentation?

This is extraordinary great

My understanding is that genetics of the cattle will be significant in terms of performance under IRG. Also not sure why you couldn’t run significantly higher stocking rates under IRG with cattle untilising all the pasture and having longer recovery times, so although the return per animal would be lower, the return per Ha would be higher. The focus on gain per animal is where this study falls down. This is the classic problem of focussing on Yield per animal instead of Profit per Ha. Long term CG results in deserts as we’ve seen all round the world and there isn’t much profit in that.

what will the female will look like ? are these adults attracted to light at night?

This is quite helpful as i got a poddy calf, male, today and 1) i saw what a young bull looks like and 2) this information on how to take care of him is good, we named him boomerang hes around 7-9 months old

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Good plans and experienced operator info,

What fertiliser applications were used?

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Great job. Very educational. Thank you.

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It's related to mimosa an invasive weed. People never learn

The image is too offensive

Thanks Mate! Great info here. When you say that GRT can be controlled by cultivation, do you mean simply ploughing the soil or planting a crop?

Thank you for posting this presentation. It would be great to hear more about what went into the decisions to move the cattle as the presentation suggests the manager's pasture assessment as the only factor. Did the cattle's condition (i.e. gut fill and manure firmness) ever come into the equation? If a beast is not getting enough grass or not on a constant plane of nutrition it will suffer. That is a fairly important factor which is hard to capture as it will change from year to year. A set stocked paddock in a good season will have cattle eating green pick and selecting the best feed. If the rotated grazing is forcing cattle to not select forage (eg eat lower quality as they don't always have access to the preferred plants), nutritional adaption in the phenotype will play a huge part. If the cattle are overgrazing paddocks through the rotation is will require longer recovery periods. It would be great to see regular weighing and pasture assessment figures (eg DM tonnage per ha) of each arm in the trial to pinpoint when the rotation grazing goes wrong. Very interesting presentation but so many confounding factors that depend on management decisions it is hard to find this conclusive.

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tnx for sharing this video, that was helpful.

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Hi, the video is not visible on KZbin. The audio can be heard but the image is scrambed throughout the video; occasionally the bottom section of the video is visible but that is all. Is it possible to repost the video so that we can see it. Just a comment- it would be very interesting to have Terry McCosker comment at end of the video on the methodology and the results.

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

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