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Identifying opportunities for continued improvements to the on-board live export feed ration

Providing the correct quality and quantity of fodder and feed to livestock during export voyages is a significant and fundamental part of ensuring the welfare of the animals.

This project aimed to analyse previous research, existing livestock export and stockfeed standards, scientific literature and observational and anecdotal evidence from within the industry to identify changes to improve feed ration requirements applied to livestock exports, in terms of quality and quantity. The project specifically considered how best to address the issue of pellets breaking apart into fines.

Project date

12 Feb 2018-31 Aug 2018

Principal investigator

Nick Baker

Project funded by

Multiple industries
Beef cattle Dairy Other rural industries

LiveCorp

The Australian Livestock Export Corporation (LiveCorp) is the service provider and rural research and development corporation for Australia’s livestock …
  • Location

    Australia

  • Organisation type

    Research funding body

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Focus areas

Sustainabilities

Technology areas

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