Explore this collection of articles from the neXtgen Agri team and beyond. You'll discover practical advice, along with research, producer profiles, interviews with industry innovators and highlights from the Head Shepherd podcast. We also share reports and articles published by the wider industry from time to time.
You can find more great articles, along with webinar recordings and other resources, on The Hub, where the team regularly posts new content for the neXtgen Agri community.
Ewes that are performing in your flock are those that are consistently rearing lambs each year and weaning more kilograms of lamb each year. Retaining these ewes and removing those that aren’t performing will increase reproductive efficiency and ...
Ewes that are performing in your flock are those that are consistently rearing lambs each year and weaning more kilograms of lamb each year. Retaining these ewes and removing those that aren’t performing will increase reproductive efficiency and ...
I've been working with sheep farmers across Australia and New Zealand for over 25 years, and if I had a dollar for every time I've heard of someone condition scoring from the ute window or while drafting sheep at the gate, I'd probably own a decent …
Here at neXtgen Agri, we are fairly focused on breeding and genetics, and using these tools to improve productivity and profitability on-farm. But having great genetics in your animals is only half of the equation ...
If you ask farm owners or managers whether they'd like to make more money, 99% of them are going to enthusiastically say yes. If you ask the buyer of a ram, bull, buck or stag about the drivers of their decision-making, they will invariably quote …
Would you like to start recording data in your sheep flock? Not sure where to start? Overwhelmed by cost or wondering how to manage all the data? This guide steps you through how to begin using data to drive genetic progress and farm profitability.
By asking ourselves better questions and taking a more strategic approach to DNA testing, commercial and seedstock producers alike can benefit from the information and insights revealed by an investment in genomics.
Emma Pettigrew from neXtgen Agri breaks down the differences between worm resistance and resilience in sheep, how these traits are measured and outlines the breeding values in your selection toolbox for making genetic gain towards a healthier flock.