Taking Stock available to all

30 Nov, 2018 12:00 PM
Print
Increase Text Size
Decrease Text Size
Comments
0
 
Sessions take place on farm, are private and confidential, and aim to help farmers map out a plan for the season ahead including next steps.
The consultation is focused on providing customised advice tailored to the needs of each individual.
Sessions take place on farm, are private and confidential, and aim to help farmers map out a plan for the season ahead including next steps.

Dairy Australia's Taking Stock program can be booked by dairy farmers across the country, including farmers who are not facing drought conditions.

Sessions take place on farm, are private and confidential, and aim to help farmers map out a plan for the season ahead including next steps.

The consultation is focused on providing customised advice tailored to the needs of each individual farm and may include any physical, financial and people issues that are identified, resulting in a tailored action plan.

This could include:

  • Feed options, planning and budgeting.
  • Managing a fodder shortage.

    Herd decisions and animal health.

  • Cash budgeting.
  • Managing the farm team during tough times.
  • Meet the bank.

    • Book a free Taking Stock session by contacting the local Regional Development Program.

    Related reading

  • Taking Stock program shows way forward
    • Dairy AustraliaSource: http://www.dairyaustralia.com.au

    POST A COMMENT

    Screen name *
    Email address *
    Remember me?
    Comment *
     

    Maize good option for SA dairy farmers

    A TOUGH 2018-19 season and improved irrigation technology has inspired a new crop along the river flats at Murray Bridge, South Australia. 30 Jan 19 A TOUGH 2018-19 season and improved irrigation technology has inspired a new crop along the river flats at Murray...

    Key principles for summer grazing

    Best management practice of ryegrass and managing the residual height throughout dry periods is critical to enhance persistence of pasture. 26 Dec 18 Best management practice of ryegrass and managing the residual height throughout dry periods is critical to enhance...
    light grey arrow
    ABOUT TIME SOMEONE REALISED THE MILK INDUSTRY IS NEAR EXTINCT. tO PRODUCE MILK COSTS MONEY MUCH
    light grey arrow
    Hello Frank, I suspect that the air entry problems I have experienced in silage bales over the
    light grey arrow
    Hope they are ready for when the milk pool drops below 8 billion litres and stays there.

    Zoom: winter feed with outstanding performance Zoom: winter feed with outstanding performance
    Sonik: strong autumn-winter growth activity Sonik: strong autumn-winter growth activity
    Matrix: a thoroughly proven perennial ryegrass Matrix: a thoroughly proven perennial ryegrass

    Robots monitor mastitis at Pyengana

    MASTITIS management is highly effective but far from conventional for Tasmanian dairy farm manager Richard Hori. That's no surprise given the herd is milked through a robotic dairy. 23 Jan 19 MASTITIS management is highly effective but far from conventional for Tasmanian dairy farm manager Richard Hori....

    New dairy part of overall growth plan

    Spending $2.7million to build a new dairy is part of a rolling upgrade and improvement plan for VAN Dairy Group, located at Cape Grim, Tasmania.29 Dec 18 Spending $2.7million to build a new dairy is part of a rolling upgrade and improvement plan for VAN Dairy Group,...

    Profit down, but rebounding Nufarm is seeking acquisitions

    Australian farm chemical manufacturer Nufarm has repaired its balance sheet and is now hunting for acquisition opportunities.25 Sep 16 Australian farm chemical manufacturer Nufarm has repaired its balance sheet and is now hunting for acquisition...

    Bayer’s $88b Monsanto merger bites Aussie cotton R&D

    Monopoly market may confront cropping sector under mega-merger proposal.22 Sep 16 Monopoly market may confront cropping sector under mega-merger proposal.