Feed Gap Workshops

Published: October 30, 2023

Feed Gap Workshops With Dr Jillian Kelly (AHN Consulting) BVSc

North West Local Land Services is pleased to be hosting 3 ADDITIONAL FREE Feed Gap Workshops in November with Dr Jillian Kelly.

Dr Jillian Kelly is a veterinarian and ruminant nutritionist hailing from Coonamble, NSW. Jill has a strong animal production background and almost 20 years’ experience advising and assisting landholders.

Please join us at these workshops designed to help producers practically manage their livestock through the current feed gap.

Topics include:

• Rumen Function

• Feed Gap Scenarios and Plans

• Interpreting Feed Test Results

• Practical Feed Rations and Budgets

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WHEN & WHERE:

9:30am-2:30pm: Lunch Provided

Come by Chance: 6th of November 2023

Boggabri: 28th of November 2023

Quirindi: 29th of November 2023

To RSVP, please follow the booking link for the appropriate date &location

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