Insight to Fighting the East Gippsland Fires

Expert Advice, Uncategorized

black soldier fly

There is a growing buzz around the potential for insects to be farmed on urban industrial sites and processed as livestock feed in Australia. A growing swarm of interest globally…

What’s Grain Doing this Season?

February 6, 2019

Weather conditions, international markets, freight costs and animal nutrition needs are all factors that ReidStockfeeds’ (RSF) commodity team keep in mind when they are sourcing grain and legumes. This season…

“Hay” what’s going on?

July 17, 2018

Forage, hay, Mark Lourey

Talking with a buyer from a large Victorian hay exporter today it probably cemented what I thought was going on in the domestic hay business. The exporter – Steve said,…

Reid Stockfeeds Film Nights

September 22, 2017

customer thank-you, family, film night, movie, Ninjago

The Lego Ninjago Movie THE LEGO BLOCKBUSTER SERIES CONTINUES After the great social success of our film nights in 2016 with Finding Dory we’ve decided to roll out another round…

Springer Management

March 21, 2017

Expert Advice, Uncategorized

crushed grain, DCAD, Springer 16, transition management

Dairy’s greatest nutritional advancement in the last few decades has come through transition feeding proving its effectiveness to many farmers through improved health, milk production and reproductive success. (more…)

Quarterly Ruminant Nutrition Catchup

January 12, 2017

Many thanks to Chris Melville and Gary “Boots” of Camperdown Dairy for the extremely insightful tour of a dairy processor operation. (more…)

Christmas Wind Down 2016

December 12, 2016

Big day out on the green Sunday. Cheers to all who came along and made for a fantastic day out. Great to see the whippers getting round the gardens for…

Summer means a focus on nutrition

November 16, 2016

Expert Advice, Uncategorized

Reid Stockfeed’s know that currently milk prices are poor – that’s no big news – but they say the season is fantastic. And that means it’s a good time to focus…

More Lambs More Often Workshop

September 23, 2016

Customer, Uncategorized, Western Victoria

lamb, lambing, sheep