Genetic Solutions for Food and Fibre
Is Big Bankable Information Day - 23rd of May 2017
WHEN
23rd May 2017
WHERE
Seminar Room
Walcha Vet Supplies
8 Aberbaldie Road, Walcha
TIME
Arrive 9.30am for 10am start
Morning tea and lunch provided
Concluding at 4pm.
Concluding at 4pm.
RSVP
Friday 12 May
(See details below)
(See details below)
The impact of breeder size on the profitability of beef, wool and sheep meat production is not fully understood within these industries.
In an attempt to address this Yalgoo Partnership, is sponsoring an information day which will present the critical issues applicable to those three industries.
The objective of the information day, will be to help attendees gain a better understanding of:
- Why optimising stocking rate is the primary task in the pursuit of profitability.
- The role played by breeder size on pasture intake and determining the number of animals that can be grazed.
- Relationships between breeder size and kg’s of beef, sheep meat and wool production.
- Why breeders do not have to be big to be highly fertile.
- The significance of breeder size on surplus breeder income.
All of these technical issues will be referenced to economic outcomes and the implication they have for further wealth creation.
There will be presentations from three specialist speakers.
Dr. John Webb-Ware
Senior Consultant, Mackinnon Project
University of Melbourne
Beef Cattle
John Keiller
Cashmore Oaklea
Cashmore, Victoria
Meat Sheep
Grant Burbidge
Connemara,
Tarcutta NSW
Wool Sheep
In addition, there will be presentations from
Dr Phil Holmes
Holmes and Co.
Angus Warden
Minchin Moore
Private Wealth
Private Wealth
RSVP
Friday 12 May
Places at this event are limited and will be determined by an RSVP response.
Jock Nivison
0497 762 977
jock@yalgoogenetics.com.au
