Earlier this year LIC Australia hosted a farmer tour to Tasmania, bringing together dairy farmers from across Australia to explore different farming systems, herd improvement strategies and business models.
AI mating is a busy time on farm – but it goes by quickly, and before you know it, it’s coming to an end. On most farms, the natural mating period follows, with service bulls ready and waiting.
With more days in milk, better cow fertility and not managing natural mating bulls, the benefits of SGL Compact® semen continue to add up.
When Ryan and Alysha Conlan traded construction sites and design studios for gumboots and milking sheds, they weren’t
just changing careers, they were rewriting their future.
With a long-standing commitment to LIC genetics and the trusted guidance of their local LIC District Manager, Radnor Properties’ high-input herd consistently delivers impressive production – proving their suitability to the system.
If there is one thing every dairy farmer would agree on, it’s that every extra day in-milk counts.
From 20 June 2025, NZ Animal Evaluation (NZAEL) will update the genetic base cow from a 2005 to a 2015 animal, aligning with international best
Great breeding decisions today will lock in benefits for the future, building on past generations of breeding a resilient, efficient and profitable herd.
We revisit Greg and Kim Peddle’s farm in Gippsland and their impressive herd of LIC Holstein Friesians to explore how they are consistently achieving exceptional production results.
A group of 16 Australian dairy farmers recently embarked on an eye-opening tour of New Zealand’s renowned dairy regions, Waikato and Taranaki.
Matt, who has performed AI on his own herd for the past 14 years, found LIC’s AI training course both enlightening and rewarding.
Just like elite athletes, bulls need to be in top physical shape to perform at their best.
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