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From Wee Waa…
Jacob Foster an Agronomist based in Wee Waa, NSW, recently returned from an incredible three-week agronomy exchange program through the Western Prairies of Canada, an opportunity Jacob was fortunate enough to be nominated for and sent on by AGnVET RURAL.…
Skin safety, brought…
This May and July, AGnVET RURAL teamed up with Skin Check Champions to bring free full-body skin checks to rural communities.
A Season of…
As we say goodbye to 2025, AGnVET RURAL would like to reflect on a year focused on our people, our customers, mutual profitability, and sustainability.
Photography Competition 2025: Winners…
AGnVET RURAL would like to give a thanks to each and everyone that entered this year's photo competition. Our judges were overwhelmed with the number of incredible submissions we received that portrayed "Australian Grown".
We're Bringing Skin…
AGnVET RURAL branches held a free skin check road show for our valued customers. Over 11 days and covering all branches from Ayr, QLD to Wee Waa, NSW. Over these past weeks, a total of 220 participants took part in this initiative…
AGnVET RURAL Photography…
It is Time To Get Snapping! AGnVET RURAL will be taking submissions for the 2025 AGnVET RURAL Photography Competition from Tuesday 1st July 2025, 8am until Thursday 31st July 2025, 5pm.
Keep the Spray…
Cotton Seed Distributors have shared some important tips and advice to maximise summer spraying and minimise the risk of chemical drift and inversion. It is important to stay updated and familiarise yourself with industry best practice when applying chemicals.
Fennec Doubles Down…
Combination worm control has been widely accepted as a worm management tool for sheep producers for some time, but there has not been a combination product for lice control available – until now. Fennec, Australia’s first dual combination lice treatment,…
Worm Trax
Recent rainfall and warmer conditions means that worm burdens will be increasing. It is important that you monitor young cattle in particular for signs of worm infestation. Cattle that are low in condition as a result of drought and now…
Exclusion Fencing
Simon Nowlan and Robert Grimm both run cropping farms in Grenfell, located 55km west of Cowra. Both farmers ran a multitude of crops including canola, wheat and barley. They were having a lot of trouble with feral animals, especially kangaroos.…
Multimin Evolution Editorial
Did you know that the average daily gain (ADG) for Australian beef cattle increased 84% from 1981 to 20101? While the average dairy cow produced 27% more milk in 2019 compared to 20002. With such amazing production trends, we cannot assume that the technology of yesterday…
Philmac Float Valve
Ideally, float valves should be matched to meet the water demand of the stock. Rather than considering the maximum flow of the valve, selection should be based on the pressure the float valve operates at the trough. Quite often this…