Do your homework before buying 'funny feeds' says sheep consultant

Vernon Graham
Updated June 8 2018 - 7:12am, first published June 7 2018 - 12:00pm
Soaring prices and shortages in supply of traditional fodders like hay and grain have turned drought-hit farmers to "funny feeds".
Soaring prices and shortages in supply of traditional fodders like hay and grain have turned drought-hit farmers to "funny feeds".

Producers need to do their homework before giving “funny feeds” to their drought-hit livestock, says leading sheep consultant, Geoff Duddy.  

Vernon Graham

Vernon Graham

National machinery and property writer

Former editor of The Land, former Fairfax Media Agricultural Editor

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