@mjgoodenco@AuctionsPlus Agreed, it should be compulsory to put in the assessment. Then buyers know they are getting what was actually assessed and puts pressure on seller to ensure they are actually tagged.
AuctionsPlus users - is anyone else frustrated by the lack of NLIS integration? Great platform for buying/selling, but having no ability to transfer NLIS data is frustrating. It's been suggested multiple times, but haven't seen any changes yet. What do others think?
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@BrettPage72@AuctionsPlus I agree responsibility should be the buyers but it's not hard to have the NLIS data there so the file could be downloaded and transferred same day without having to rescan the animals. Could be days/weeks/months before they come through the yards again depending on the situation.
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South Stirlings, October 26 - join presenter @JessShilling2 to learn how ram performance can be maximised, what diseases affect them and how to make rams more profitable.
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If you're interested in getting the most out of your rams, join us for a hands-on RAMping up Repro workshop on 26/10/21 at South Stirlings!
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@Willandrafarm I was told by DPIRD yesterday that we can expect an answer about in about a week, with regards to what the transition will look like. Looks to still be no contact tracing at this point.
BJD update - hopefully the transition period includes anonymously notifying properties that can be trace back to the infected farm. We're still being told this won't happen. If you had purchased potentially infected cattle, would you want to be informed?
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@pbl1972@JeisaneAccioly As @JeisaneAccioly said, it's >400 "contact" farms that have either sources potential infected cattle either directly or indirectly. So the initial farm has not necessarily sold cattle to that number of farms over the risk period.
Bovine Johnes has been detected in WA. We are awaiting a decision from DPIRD as to whether quaratine and eradication will take place, or whether the disease will be deregulated. We will keep you updated with more info as we receive it.
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@MarkBai24763905@JeisaneAccioly From my understanding, cattle from the initial infected farm have gone through the state, so exact location is not really relevant to the course of the disease.
@GlenridgePark@AlannahMac Thanks for raising this Lyn, as it's a great concern to me. Both from an animal welfare point of view, as well as human welfare/social impact on producers. We must make it clear to the department that they need to review their stance. I'm trying to get the word out there.
Client of the week goes to Jeff Blyth for making us this new toy to help with vasectomising teaser rams. We've dubbed it "Jeff's chair". No blue balls around here - just pretty pink!
While you’re not out enjoying the sunshine this weekend, we’ve got something for you to sink your teeth into. Check out WALRC's videos from their Livestock Matters field day in Manypeaks - a sneak peek into Lester's and Rochester's operations. https://t.co/Uc7cZJ42t2
Preg testing is hard work, in fact, it often leaves you breathless. Some smart cookie has come up with a rather breath taking idea. What are your thoughts on this bovine breathalyser? Would you consider buying one of these, or using it as a service if it's too costly to buy?
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