
There’s no ‘I’ in team
Herd Improvement Analyst Jayden Calder discusses the benefit of genomics when making breeding selections and the role of bull teams to help fulfil herd improvement goals.
Herd Improvement Analyst Jayden Calder discusses the benefit of genomics when making breeding selections and the role of bull teams to help fulfil herd improvement goals.
Are you trying to solve current problems with historic tools? LIC FarmWise consultant, Darren Sutton, explores strategic ways dairy farmers can adapt to the changing climate.
Breeding dairy cows that produce less methane and nitrogen is helping one Tasmanian farm group meet its sustainability goals.
With their numbers and breeding placing them at the top of their field, here are four KiwiCross® bulls to add to your breeding plan this season.
Here are three strong, high-production Jerseys to add to your breeding program this season.
Learn more about some stand-out Holstein-Friesian sires In LIC Australia’s new 2023 catalogue.
When Spencer Rendell saw a webinar on 10-in-7 days milking in July 2021 he jumped right in and implemented the system on his farm the very next day.
LIC FarmWise consultant Brent Boyce discusses the considerations and benefits of alternative milking regimes, including sleep-ins for farmers!
LIC host a group of 14 Australian dairy farmers over a five day intensive study tour, visiting a range of dairy systems and LIC facilities in New Zealand.
A record number of young bulls have joined LIC’s elite bull teams this spring, with twenty-seven bulls making the cut and ready to help sire the next generation of profitable and efficient dairy cows.
The exclusivity of entry into the Hall of Fame is reserved for only the most exceptional bulls, having met very demanding criteria. What makes this an even prouder moment is that Priests Sierra’s breeder, Rowan Priest, is also an LIC employee.
A 12-year-old bull with over 150,000 daughters has been inducted into an elite animal ‘Hall of Fame’ for his outstanding contribution to dairy herd improvement in New Zealand.