CELEBRATING 26 YEARS
The Strzelecki Lions Club is excited to announce the upcoming South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo, set to take place in Korumburra on Wednesday, September 3rd, and Thursday, September 4th, 2025.
This year marks the 26th anniversary of the expo, dedicated to showcasing the latest innovations, products, and services available to the dairy industry.
Don’t miss your chance to win $5,000 in the Udder Truth Show Bag Competition, proudly sponsored by South East Organic Fertilizer. Attend the event at the Korumburra Showgrounds and participate!
Competition Details:
• Participants must be farmers aged 18 and over.
• Collect a show bag at the gate and answer 17 out of 20 questions.
• Request stamps on your card from the corresponding exhibitors.
• The first card drawn with 17 correct answers and the necessary stamps will win:
l $3,000 for first prize
l $1,500 for second prize
l $500 for third prize
The winner will be announced at 2:30 PM on Thursday, September 4th.
There will be 200 show bags available, so come ready to participate—after all, you must be in it to win it.
Participating Companies Include: Easy Dairy Automation Systems, Jantec Systems, Brown’s Fertiliser, Dairy Shelters Australia, MaxCare, East Coast Generators, Ridley, Travel Managers – Poowong, Burra Foods, Achmea Insurance, Redei – Renewable Energy Solutions, Green Mate Agriculture, Reid Stockfeeds, Alltech Lienert, Agriculture Victoria, South East Organic Fertilizer, GippsDairy, Lely, Hick Seeds and NEX Business Farming Wellness.
Funds raised from the Dairy Expo have allowed the Strzelecki Lions Club to contribute over $630,000 back to the community and support various Lions projects.
Planning for the Expo begins each January, with monthly meetings leading up to the event to ensure its success.
Special Thanks to Our Gold Sponsors of the Expo:
Apiam Animal Health - ProDairy, Brandt, Burra Foods, Dairy Pumping Systems, Easy Dairy Automation Systems, Evans Petroleum BP/Castrol, GEA Farm Technologies Australia Pty Ltd, GippsDairy, Green Mate Agriculture Pty Ltd, Lely, Metalform Ag (Town and Fert), nbn Local Gippsland, Rabobank, Reid Stockfeeds, Saputo Dairy Australia, DeLaval, Dairy Protect, SRH Milk Haulage, and Vic Silos. Please visit them and express your appreciation for their support of the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo.
A special shout-out to our Silver Sponsors and media partners: Poowong Dairy & Hardware, South Gippsland Shire Council, Dairy News Australia, The Warragul Gazette, and Sentinel-Times.
Featured Session:
Matt Harms from ONFARM Consulting will host a session on Wednesday, September 3rd, at 11 AM, titled “Behind EVERY GREAT GLASS OF MILK is Someone Remarkable.” Not all heroes wear capes, some wear gumboots. Our dairy industry is characterised by ‘Remarkable People’, who quietly achieve incredible outcomes.
Join us to hear about the incredible journeys of Russell Follett, David and Penny Conn – large-scale dairy and beef farmers across multiple states; Peter Notman – a seed merchant and dairy farmer; Colin Wright – a respected rural accountant and John Versteden – a dairy farmer and industry stalwart. Discover the impactful contributions they have made to our dairy industry. This session is proudly sponsored by the Shire of South Gippsland.
The ONFARM Consulting session will be followed by an announcement from the Gippsland Dairy Industry Leadership Group, where they will be launching their newly completed Gippsland Dairy Industry Strategy.
Additional Activities:
• Airy Fairy Fun & Faces: Bring the kids for a fun face-painting opportunity, proudly sponsored by Poowong Dairy & Hardware.
• Dairy Industry Association of Australia – DIAA Gippsland Networking Lunch on Thursday 4th September, 11.30 AM to 1.00 PM. Visit diaa.asn.au/events
• The Gumboot Gift: On Thursday, September 4th, at 1.30 PM, don’t miss the exciting 120-metre gumboot footrace offering a $4,000 prize pool! Participants must wear authentic farm-type gumboots (no fitted styles allowed).
This year’s Gumboot Gift event has been made possible through the support of Lardner Cattle Sales, Jefferis Livestock & Transport, Walker Electrical Contracting, Countrywide Clothing, Levey Engineering, Farm Depot, IGA Korumburra, Nacas truck’n ag, Devin Hance, Carringtons at Loch, Lectaire Auto Electrics & Air Conditioning, S.G. Hire & Sales, The Burra Barber, Nutrien Ag Solutions, JJ’s Waste and Recycling, Area Specialist Jack Gilchrist, and T & G Mechanical Repairs.
Furthermore, the Dairy Expo committee are pleased to announce a special opportunity on Wednesday 3rd September from 3pm to 5pm.
Mt Lyall Dairies Tour | Where technology meets tradition
Take a rare opportunity to step behind the scenes of one of Gippsland’s most talked-about dairy operations!
Join us for concise two-hour tour of the Lancey family’s farm in Nyora — home to a brand new 100-stand rotary dairy and loafing barn that has locals saying, “you can see it from Mars.” Attendees will also enjoy a live drone demonstration on the farm. It’s a must-see tour for anyone interested in modern dairy infrastructure, efficiency, and innovation.
For farmers attending the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo, we invite you to register your interest in the complimentary bus departing on Wednesday, September 3rd at 2.30pm. Alternatively, on-farm parking will be available at the Lancey farm. Join us for an afternoon of networking, complemented by a delightful afternoon tea provided by our sponsors. Eat-Learn-Mingle. Thank you to our platinum sponsor Westpac, and Gold Sponsors GEA, Westfalia Warragul, Worker Bee Drones and Trade Sponsors ADF Milking & Yarroweyah Engineering...
From the Expo to the paddock – your next stop is the Lancey Dairy Farm.
To register your interest in attending please book here: https://www.trybooking.com/ events/landing/1431647
Choose your day to visit the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo on September 3rd or 4th, 2025, at the Korumburra Showgrounds. Opening hours will be from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM daily, with an entry fee of $15.00 per person; children under 16 enter for free.
For exhibitor or patron inquiries, please contact Deanne Kennedy at 0419 878 055 or email dairyexpo@jaydee.net.au.
Lely Center Gippsland expands with new Foster location
It’s been a tough season across Gippsland, with farms facing limited resources and high input costs. Lely Center Gippsland has used this time to strengthen their support for local farmers, opening a new location in Foster and expanding their team.
The new premises at 8 Lower Franklin Road is currently being fitted out and will soon provide even quicker access to technical support and farm automation expertise for South Gippsland clients.
The Lely team will also unveil the very latest in robotic milking at this year’s South Gippsland Dairy Expo - including the new Lely Astronaut A5 Next robot and a breakthrough Automatic Milk Filter that removes the need for filter socks.
“It’s a game changer,” says Lely Center Gippsland owner Greg Cole. “No consumables, no manual changes. It saves multiple trips a day to the dairy.
That’s a big efficiency win when every dollar and hour counts.”
Also on display will be Lely’s new Colostrum Separation Unit, Discovery Manure Collector, Calm Calf Feeder, and more.
More than 70 Gippsland dairy farms already run Lely automatic systems with 24/7 support from Lely Center Gippsland.
The large, experienced team are based in Gippsland and work closely with local customers to help them get the most out of their systems.
Whether you’re just starting to explore automation or want to see the very latest on offer, there’s never been a better time to talk to the Lely Center Gippsland crew.
See them at Site 83 - Proud Gold Sponsors of the 2025 South Gippsland Dairy Expo.
BioSystems Australia
Paul Cox saw a need for an environmentally friendly way to clean up effluent waste that was cost effective and easy to use. He liaised with a world leading waste water remedial company to come up with a formula/ products to suit the Australian conditions. Thus BioSystems Crust Buster was born. Biosystems Australia is an Australian distributor of Roebic’s.
We specialize in highly effective eco friendly cleaning products and water saving solutions based on Bio-Bacterial technology.
Our innovative technology consists of billions of specifically selected bacteria that target and digest organic matter eliminating the source of cleaning problems rather than masking them.
This process guarantees a natural way to treat common cleaning problems with no need for harsh chemicals cleaners, making cleaning practices simpler and greener.
The bacteria used in our products contain different strains of bacillus bacteria capable of producing enzymes, resulting in extremely powerful biological products which break down and digest the source of the problems.
Our bacteria are capable of multiplying every 15minutes, increasing their population whilst creating and releasing enzymes and bio-surfactants that work effectively on organic sources taking all the hard work out of cleaning.
Catch up with Landcare at the expo
Local staff from Bass Coast and South Gippsland Landcare Networks will be at the expo with lots of information to share. Both networks have regular free sessions for farmers, covering topics such as weed & pest animal control, managing soil and pastures, growing multispecies pastures, whole farm planning courses, making your own biofertilisers, and more.
Free Landcare field day on multispecies pastures at a dairy farm
Hear about upcoming sessions you might like to attend.
Farmers are welcome to come and chat about weed identification (bring a sample if you’d like) and weed control, or revegetation opportunities.
Members of the Gippsland Threatened Species Action Group will also be there with information about projects, and about our local threatened species such as the Giant Gippsland Earthworm.
It’s only found in our region, often occurs in gullies and around soaks, and lives happily underneath cattle pastures, improving the soil.
A Giant Gippsland Census is currently underway to find out how this species is faring. As it is mostly found on private land, landholder feedback is essential.
We have developed a free Giant Gippsland Earthworm app (search for Giant Gippsland Earthworm and choose the cartoon worm logo in your App store) to make it quick and easy to share where colonies are found.
Information gathered will help researchers develop programs to work with landholders who are interested in conserving this threatened species on their properties.
Celebrating the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo 2025
This September marks a significant event for our region with the 26th South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo, to be held on September 3 and 4 September 2025 at the Korumburra Showgrounds.
For a quarter of a century, this event has stood as a proud symbol of the determination and innovation our local dairy industry.
Across 25 years, this expo has connected farmers, businesses and families, as well as showcasing the very best of Monash agriculture. It has connected and supported our local community.
Recently, I’ve spent time with many of our farmers who are doing it tough, with drought-
like conditions and a cost of living crisis.
I know just how important our dairy sector is to our local economy and our national food security.
I will always stand up as a strong and effective voice for farming families in Monash.
Importantly, proceeds from the event are reinvested into local community programs, which is a true reflection of the community spirit that defines the Monash electorate.
It is a privilege to support events like this that celebrate and strengthen our local agribusinesses here in Monash.
Mary Aldred MP
Federal Member for Monash
Chairman’s welcome 2025
This year, the Lions Club of Strzelecki proudly celebrates 26 years of the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo – a milestone made possible by the ongoing support of our local dairy and farming community. We warmly invite you to take a well-earned break from the farm and join us for two fantastic days of connection, innovation, and inspiration. It’s your chance to catch up with fellow farmers, meet industry service providers, and see what’s new in dairy and agriculture.
The 2025 Expo will be held on Wednesday 3rd and Thursday 4th September, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm at the Korumburra Showgrounds.
Once again, we’re excited to welcome a wide range of exhibitors who are ready to showcase the latest products, services, and innovations shaping the future of the dairy industry.
Here’s what’s in store this year:
• Explore a vibrant display of exhibitors
– your one-stop shop for the latest in dairy technology, equipment, and services.
• Attend the Matt Harms – OnFarm Consulting session at 11:00 am on Wednesday 3rd: “Behind Every Glass of Milk is Someone Remarkable.” Not all heroes wear capes –some wear gumboots!
• The Gumboot Gift returns at 1:30 pm on Thursday 4th – a 120-metre dash in gumboots with a $4,000 prize pool up for grabs!
• Airy Fairy Fun and Faces will keep the kids smiling with face painting and balloon magic.
• Get involved in the Udder Truth Showbag Competition for your chance to win part of the $5,000 prize pool – just for being there!
• Don’t miss the Mt Lyall Dairies Farm Tour – Wednesday 3rd, 3:00–5:00 pm. A rare opportunity to go behind the scenes at one of Gippsland’s most talked-about dairy operations. Registration is essential at www. trybooking.com/DDLVJ
This event would not be possible without the generous support of our wonderful Gold sponsors, exhibitors, and community volunteers. We encourage you to show your support by attending and engaging with those who help bring this Expo to life. The Lions Club of Strzelecki is proud to once again host this much-loved event, and we look forward to welcoming you to Korumburra for what promises to be another memorable Expo.
Warm regards, Cliff Wallace Chairman, South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo Lions Club of Strzelecki
Cliff Wallace South Gippsland Dairy Expo Chairman.
About FARMap
Designed by former beef and sheep farmer and now entrepreneur Sam Baulch, FARMap was launched in 2021 to fill a gap in the farm management app market.
Understanding the value of quality farming maps and the role they play in successful farm management; Sam saw an opportunity to design and develop his version; a simple, cost-effective option suited to family farming operations, notably in the livestock sector. Further inspired by the rising role technology was playing in agriculture, FARMap quickly went into the development phase in early 2018.
“Quality assurance and accurate mapping is a problem for every farmer, so I wanted to put a cheaper option out there for family owned and operated farms”, Sam explained.
Simplicity and low cost are Sam’s main aims for the app, ensuring even grandparents are comfortable using FARMap.
Customers share how much they appreciate the simplicity of the app plus the personal touch of having 1:1 support rather than through a large agency.
Sam believes FARMap has changed the way people manage their farms by simplifying the process of recording data and generating reports with all information in one easy-toaccess place.
Continually making improvements to the app based on client feedback, ensures FARMap delivers maximum value to our customers into the future.
Sam’s Story
Sam Baulch’s farming career began in the mid-70s when he took over the family commercial beef and sheep operation near Hawkesdale, Victoria.
Successfully running the farm until 2004, Sam’s passion for property mapping saw Sam launch his other agribusiness, Australian Mapping in 2009.
Building strong networks across ag communities around Australia and understanding those challenges farmers face every day, Sam took the next step when he successfully launched FARMap in 2021.
You can find Sam regularly travelling the country with both his Australian Mapping and FARMap businesses; on clients’ properties with his drone, attending Ag Field Days, catching up with farmers, and swapping stories of life on the land.
Now based on the Southwest Coast of Victoria with his wife Lyn, Sam says he is proud to have created a very handy and useful tool for the smaller farming operations and supporting technology newcomers with FARMap at a fraction of the cost of what else is available on the market today.
MEET THE FAMILY
Sam Baulch (right) discussing the benefits of his FARMap.
Clamping down on quality silage
On many farms, grass silage can be a significant component of the animal diet particularly through the summer months.
Yet it can be the one that is the most variable, and these variances can have a huge impact on animal performance.
Fertiliser for the upcoming grass silage harvest will already have been applied at optimum levels, tailored to suit your farm.
A good quality grass silage for milking cows and finishing cattle or sheep should have a metabolisable energy (ME) of 11.5+ MJ/kg DM, a crude protein of more than 14% and a dry matter content of 30 -35%.
The effect of silage quality can be shown by using an example of a cow eating 10 kg of grass silage dry matter (DM) with an ME of 12 versus an ME of 9.
The difference in energy density can be enough for up to 6 extra litres of milk.
For the cow to achieve the same performance, this difference will have to be made up by using extra concentrate grain blends.
In order to gain these benefits of a higher-quality silage, steps need to be taken in all aspects of silage making.
Ground conditions permitting, an early cutting date is key to making quality silage.
After the grass plant has headed out and a seed head is visible, each day that passes, the digestibility (DMD) value will decline by 0.5 units, so aim to cut just before the seed head emerges. Ensure enough time has passed between nitrogen (N) application and cutting dates. When N is not completely used up in the standing silage crop, excess nitrogen impacts on ensilabililty which may result in a poorer fermentation with dark, unpalatable and unstable silage at feed-out.
Cut silage swards to target increased dry matter and sugar content of the crop.
Better sugar content will improve preservation and subsequent feed out quality.
The opposite of this is wet grass with acidic silage that can be unpalatable.
The use of a silage additive will not compensate for poor silage harvest management or quality but can be used to improve preservation and feed out characteristics.
Effluent running from silage stacks with forage at less than 30% DM is rarely an issue in Australia.
However, grass can also be ensiled too dry which will result in consolidation issues and can lead to secondary fermentation once opened.
Once cut, the grass needs to be ensiled as quickly and cleanly as possible to avoid feed value losses. Chop length should be 1–2cm for 25–40% DM crops.
Regarding pit preparation and management; old, mouldy and rotten silage should already be removed from the clamp area.
To ensure quality, clamps need to be filled as quickly as possible, and the area should be clean to reduce/minimise soil contamination. Even fill and regular rolling is a must.
However, avoid rolling the next morning before filling/sealing if a pit has been left overnight, as this will draw air in.
The stack needs to be well covered and sealed as soon as compaction is complete. Take care that the sheeting is not punctured.
These small steps should help improve silage quality and have a positive impact on feed costs and animal performance.
For many, silage season is the best time of year, but due care and attention is needed to keep everyone involved safe, healthy and ready to go again for the upcoming feeding period.
Contact Donal Blackwell on 0408 377 304 for more information on Alltech’s new silage inoculant
A legacy of quality built for generations
No one builds sheds like Bairnsdale Engineering. For three generations, our family-owned business has helped farming families create more than structures - we’ve helped them build futures.
Since 1976, we’ve been focused on delivering top-quality farm sheds to Australian farmers: sheds built the way they should be.
This legacy of quality is unmatched in the farm shed industry and we continue to evolve alongside the ever-changing agricultural landscape.
From the first conversation, through permit approvals, to the last weld, our team is committed to making your shed project straightforward, stress-free, and built to last.
We pride ourselves on building a product we’d be proud to own ourselves.
Don’t settle for second best, our team is ready to help you achieve your vision today.
No two farms are the same and while many assume a custom shed means higher costs, the reality is often the opposite.
As one of our dairy clients, Callum Moscript, puts it:
“Any major investment is something you don’t make lightly.
But if you’re making long-term decisions based only on price, you’re sacrificing quality and that’s a dangerous thing.”
A well-designed, purpose-built shed can save you money over time.
When your shed fits your operation perfectly, you avoid costly workarounds, prevent downtime, and invest in infrastructure that works as hard as you do.
Projects like the Moscript Family’s rotary dairy shed and calving barn prove what’s possible.
Their investment delivered smoother workflows, healthier cattle, and infrastructure that could handle herd expansion.
At Bairnsdale Engineering, we understand farming isn’t just business, it’s family and tradition.
Don’t just take our word for it. Scan the QR code to explore real farm case studies, hear from fellow farmers, and discover why Bairnsdale sheds are truly built for generations.
What if you could prevent nutrient losses while improving the quality of your feed?
Egalis is a high-quality silage inoculant that produces lactic acid in the front-end fermentation cycle to lock in your silage’s nutrient content at harvest for sustainable feed usage.
Additional benefits:
• Maximises forage quality
• Aids in nutrient retention
• Reduces dry-matter losses Drives sustainable feed usage
• Contributes to profitable livestock production systems
Egalis works across most common forages, including: Ryegrass, Corn, sorghum, lucerne, cereal silages, high-moisture grains and many other forage types.
For more information, contact Donal Blackwell 0408 377 304
Optimal silage preparation results in maximum nutrient quality retention and reduces dry matter loss.
Jantec Systems, Australia’s leading supplier of electronic ID systems
Many farmers underestimate the importance of the accuracy of the electronic ID system in rotary and herringbone dairies.
In rotary dairies the Jantec ID system is unique in that it exceeds the accuracy of its nearest competitors by magnitudes.
This is very important for feeding and other cow-in-bail dependent functions, like milk metering, and pregnancy testing.
As an example, if the ID system is not accurate there is no point putting in milk meters, otherwise the animal will be assigned the wrong volume.
As well as being accurate, the Jantec ID system is by far the most cost-effective system available and includes easy to use herd
management software that is continuously being enhanced.
All of Jantec’s ID systems use NLIS ear tags.
On rotary and herringbone dairies the animals are identified as they enter the platform and the operator is alerted via voice message and coloured text on a computer screen to such markers as calvings, matings, pregnancy tests, treatments, and groups.
Feed is controlled to each animal according to the schedule set.
Jantec Systems has integrated with various inline sensors such as milk meters which can measure volume, fat, protein, lactose, conductivity, and milking rates, and cell count meters which measure the SCC.
Electronic Herd Identification
From the data collected, the powerful reports generated are extremely useful for management decision-making.
It allows farmers to make more informed, faster, and effective decisions, and allows for continuous herd improvement.
The company’s electronic herd identification system can integrate with many heat detection systems, saving time on observations and lifting fertility rates.
The Jantec phone app displays animal information and allows for alerts, events, and drafts to be entered, as well as featuring other unique options.
Jantec Systems will be on site at the South Gippsland Dairy Expo.
Importance of soil nutrients
Your land and soil are the most valuable asset on your farm other than yourself and your family.
Soil nutrients can decline over time and lead to pasture deterioration, lower stocking rates and lower profitability, the establishment of newer pasture varieties combined with strategic fertiliser applications will lead to a more profitable and sustainable farming enterprise.
Nutrients can be depleted from your farm by leaching of nutrients to lower levels in the soil profile, dissolved and carried off the farm by water runoff, sold off the farm within farm produce or become temporally unavailable with natural nutrient cycles in the soil.
Therefore, the major nutrients being nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur and calcium need to be topped up annually to maintain soil fertility.
Fertilisers can be combined into a complete fertiliser blends to suit the soil on your farm. Fertilisers can be delivered in storage bins up to 8 ton capacity, in bulk truckloads or
spread with either tractor or 4-wheel drive trucks.
Lime products are also available to increase calcium and lift soil pH. Lime & Gypsum are normally delivered and spread on farm during the summer months when paddocks are accessible.
Agronomy and sales staff can provide advice of various products, can prepare fertiliser / nutrient plans and advice to dairy, sheep, beef and horticulture producers.
If you require an on-farm visit to discuss your fertiliser requirements or soil samples taken to determine soil nutrient levels followed by detailed recommendations, give one of the Agronomy team a call.
Come and see our friendly Browns fertiliser team at the South Gippsland Dairy Expo site number near the main gate to complete your “Udder truth quiz question”.
Jess Ashburner 0408 082 036 Tim Manders 0417 972 200 John Bowman 0447 873 888
Katrina Galindo 0400 879 818 Brad Beyers 0440 919 168.
PRODUCTS
• Full range of granular fertiliser
• Full range of natural lime
• Trace elements
• Organic products
• Bulka & 25kg bags
Where technology meets tradition
Mt Lyall Dairies Farm Tour
Wednesday 3rd September | 3pm - 5pm
REDEI’s local innovation poised to power dairy’s future
Solar
The Australian dairy industry stands at a juncture, grappling with escalating energy costs and the critical need for sustainable operations.
In this environment companies like REDEI, a cutting-edge hardware innovator, and Surge Energy, a trailblazer in delivering resilient Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) solutions, are leading the charge.
EaaS isn’t just about supplying power; it’s about forging a new era of energy independence, empowering farms and businesses to expand without the traditional shackles of grid reliability.
REDEI specialises in transformative battery technology solutions and bespoke research and development (R&D) projects, operating as an engine for innovation. Their expertise in hardware design for advanced energy solutions have made significant inroads in the agriculture sector.
Working together with Surge Energy, REDEI provides essential R&D and design
services for Surge’s pioneering micro-grid solutions.
These aren’t generic setups; they’re meticulously engineered, locally supported, solar and advanced battery backup systems that aid farms and businesses to gain true independence from the conventional energy grid. Surge’s mission is to engineer resilience, flexibility, and future-readiness by offering customers fixed pricing for up to 10 years and eliminating the need for upfront capital costs.
Utilising REDEI’s advanced battery and design prowess, Surge can deliver unparalleled energy certainty, especially in areas where the traditional grid often falters. It means consistent power for the entire farm, predictable energy costs, and the capability to access vital three-phase power, even in remote areas.
This is more than just electricity; it’s about engineering a secure and prosperous future for regional Victoria.
Finish your Expo Day with a cutting-edge farm visit. Take a rare opportunity to step behind the scenes of one of Gippsland’s most talked-about dairy operations!
Join us for a two-hour tour of the Lancey family’s Nyora farm, featuring a new 100-stand rotary dairy and loafing barn — so impressive locals say, “you can see it from Mars.” The tour also includes a live drone demonstration and is a must for anyone interested in modern dairy infrastructure, efficiency and innovation.
A complimentary bus departs the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo at 2:30pm on Wednesday, September 3rd. On-farm parking is also available.
Enjoy networking and afternoon tea thanks to our Platinum Sponsor Westpac, Gold Sponsors GEA, Westfalia Warragul, and Worker Bee Drones, and Trade Sponsors ADF Milking and Yarroweyah Engineering.
Bookings are essential, so reserve your spot now at: www.trybooking.com/DDLVJ
From the Expo to the paddock — your next stop is Mt Lyall Dairies
and battery backup system powering Sheppard’s Dairy, designed by REDEI and funded by Surge.
Hickseeds are here to help
Are you wondering where you can source seed from for the up-coming Spring season?
Hickseeds are here to help.
Hickseeds, located in Torwood, just south of Lardner, are your new specialists in all things seed.
We can provide you with seed and mixed blends for great quality pasture and crops.
We have a wide range of our own blends for various needs, and can create custom blends as required.
Hickseeds also offer a delivery service saving our customers time.
With around 25 years experience in the agricultural contracting industry, Jared has a broad knowledge of paddocks, pasture and cropping needs for farmers.
For all enquires call Jared 0407 308 089. You can also find us on Facebook and visit our website: hickseeds.com.au
Cut 360 Tree Solutions showcases premium calf bedding at South Gippsland Dairy Expo
Cut 360 Tree Solutions is excited to be exhibiting at the South Gippsland Dairy Expo on Wednesday, September 3rd and Thursday, September 4th in Korumburra, the hometown of this locally owned, family -run business.
This year, Cut 360 is putting the spotlight on one of its most popular farm -focused products: premium woodchips for calf bedding. Clean, durable, and highly absorbent, these chips provide a comfortable, hygienic environment for young stock.
Cut 360 Tree Solutions. Known for its cleanliness, absorbency, and natural antibacterial properties, this locally produced bedding will be on display at the South
The team will be showcasing their cypress chips, known for their natural antibacterial properties and excellent performance in calf sheds.
All woodchip products are locally produced using state-of-the-art equipment, including the Albach Diamant 2000 the largest mobile chipper in the Southern Hemisphere ensuring a consistent, high-quality product with minimal waste.
Owned by Andrew Buchanan, Cut 360 specialises in professional tree services tailored to rural properties, including tree
removal, stump grinding, hedge trimming, and land clearing.
They also supply Euchy, Green & Gold, and hardwood chips for landscaping and garden use.
Whether you’re looking to upgrade your calf bedding or need help managing trees and vegetation on your property, Cut 360 brings the experience, equipment, and local knowledge to support Gippsland farmers.
Drop by the Cut 360 stand at the Dairy Expo to chat with the team, view chip samples, and learn more about how their products and services can benefit your farm.
Your local experts in
Industrial electrical solutions
At Gippsland Motors & Controls, we are passionate about meeting the industrial electrical needs of the Gippsland region.
Our business was founded to address a gap in the market, bringing innovative products and tailored solutions to our clients at unbeatable prices.
Our success is built on delivering a personalized, service-driven experience from the very first contact to the final sale. We have qualified industrial electricians
on our team who have firsthand experience installing and maintaining the equipment we supply, so we know what works and why. We specialize in high-quality industrial electrical equipment, including electric motors, variable speed drives, motor control devices, contactors, and programmable relays. Whether you’re seeking a single component or a complete solution, Gippsland Motors & Controls is your trusted partner for reliability, value, and exceptional service.
Contact Jared from Hickseeds to discuss your summer forage crop needs.
Young calf rests comfortably on premium cypress woodchip bedding supplied by
Gippsland Dairy Expo in Korumburra.
Gippsland farmer avoiding mud and saving feed with new shelters
Kevin and his wife Helen have been farming at Foster in South Gippsland since 2002, now along with their son Mitchell, and needed to find ways to cope with their 1200mm annual rainfall.
“We get that wet and muddy here even the ducks leave,” Kevin jokes.
While regular rainfall is handy, the resulting mud and damaged paddocks in winter have been a hindrance.
A five-span clear-roofed, deep litter shelter from Dairy Shelters Australia is helping to solve the dilemma.
The farm has been on a huge growth curve over the past two decades and has expanded to 725 acres and up to 892 cows last year.
Their Cypress Grove Holsteins is a registered stud. The Jones family now runs two herds because they don’t all fit in the cow yard or the feed pad, with top cows and average cows in each herd divided along age lines.
Kevin is as much looking after their welfare as his paddocks with the introduction of the shelters this year and a feed pad five years ago.
“The shelters are the add-on to the feed pad,” he said. “The feed pad is good, but we still had to let cows go to the paddocks after we fed them. We found they would walk 10 metres wide all the way up the paddock; 200 cows do enough damage let alone 800.”
“With the feed pad we increased milk solids per cow from around 580-600 kg/Ms and this year we went over 700. I hope the extra benefit we get from the shelter with them saving energy from less walking and being warmer will lead to another increase in production on top of that.”
“We grow a lot of grass but we get so wet in winter, we couldn’t put tractors on the paddocks and you waste a lot of feed.”
The shelters have been installed to use over winter, allowing the cows protection after using the feed pad.
Kevin investigated the option of a solid barn but found the clear-roofed shelter could achieve his goals at a tenth of the price. The shelters will help the farm to rebound after a tough year. “We always carry a year’s silage ahead of us.
Now it’s gone but we’ll build up and having the shelters will help us to prepare the farm with as much fodder as we can for the next season,” said Kevin.
Kevin Jones has helped to protect his paddocks and improve the efficiency of his Foster farm with the addition of a Dairy Shelters Australia five-span shelter.
The shelters were finished in July and have already been successfully used for calving cows.
Kevin has built a five-span shelter, two for each herd and one for calving.
The farm recently hosted an open day that attracted strong interest. “Everyone inside
commented how it was warmer when the rain stopped and the sun came out,” Kevin said. For more information: https://dairyshelters australia.com.au/, https://www.facebook. com/dairysheltersaustralia/
McLaren Agricultural Machinery
Unlock the full potential of your pastures with DNA
At this year’s South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo, GreenMate Agriculture is putting science back into the soil — and into the hands of local dairy farmers. With tight margins and productivity more critical than ever, understanding your soil’s biology isn’t a luxury — it’s a game-changer.
GreenMate’s advanced DNA Soil Function Test goes far beyond traditional soil testing, revealing the exact microbial profile driving (or limiting) your pasture’s performance.
By uncovering this hidden biology, we help identify nutrient inefficiencies, biological imbalances, and limiting factors — and provide a clear, tailored action plan. For dairy operations, this means:
Soil Testing
• Healthier, more resilient pastures
• Improved nutrient cycling and soil structure
• Better feed quality and increased yields
• Long-term sustainability — without the guesswork
No two farms are the same. That’s why every GreenMate report includes expert agronomist recommendations, specific to your property and goals. Whether you’re dealing with compaction,
declining output, or planning for long-term improvement, our DNA test delivers the insight you need to make smarter, more effective decisions. Visit the GreenMate team at the Expo, or online at www.greenmate.com.au, to learn more — and as a bonus, any DNA soil test booked during the Expo will receive a complimentary soil report with full soil analysis and tailored recommendations.
Stuart McLaren of McLaren Agricultural Machinery with a UK made Richard Western silage trailer.
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Gippsland, our team is committed to delivering reliable milking systems and expert service tailored to your needs.
Come and see the DairyRobot R9500, Automatic Calf Feeder, Feed Pusher, and many more advanced solutions in action. Chat with our local experts and discover how GEA’s innovative technologies can help you improve efficiency, animal welfare and productivity.
DPS holds what is potentially the biggest stock holding in Australia; Pumps, stirrers, Separators, irrigators, wash systems and more. Big brands such as Yardmaster, Williams, Bauer and Reid & Harrison. We can also arrange supply of customised or those more unique effluent systems products for you. Based in Leongatha, with a nationwide dealer network for that local service.
Sharman is our Community Engagement Specialists.
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Rabobank Australia - the bank born and raised for farming
Rabobank Australia is a part of the global Rabobank Group and is one of Australasia’s leading agricultural lenders and a significant provider of business and corporate banking and financial services to the region’s food and agribusiness sector and has 61 branches throughout Australia. With 125 years of global agricultural history, Rabobank has a unique understanding of the industry and the importance of taking a longer-term view. That’s why, season after season, year after year, we’ll be here to help you grow. www.rabobank.com.au
Saputo Dairy Australia ...................... 3
Saputo Dairy Australia produces, markets and distributes a wide range of high-quality dairy and non-dairy products for the domestic and international markets including cheese, dairy alternative cheese, fluid milk, extended shelf-life milk and cream products, cultured products and dairy ingredients.
Saputo is a leading dairy processor in Australia and is part of Saputo Inc., one of the top ten dairy processors in the world. Saputo Dairy Australia products are sold in several countries under well-known brand names such as Caboolture, CHEER™, Cracker Barrel*, Devondale, Great Ocean Road, Liddells, Mersey Valley, MG Ingredients, Mil Lel, Sheese, South Cape, Sungold and Tasmanian Heritage. Visit us online: www.saputodairyaustralia.com.au *Cracker Barrel is a registered trademark of Lactalis Heritage Dairy used under licence.
GEA Farm Technologies Australia P/L .. 4
Join GEA and our trusted local dealers — Gippsland Dairy Professionals, Westfalia Warragul and Future Dairies Gippsland. We’re proud to showcase a full suite of cutting-edge technologies designed to support every aspect of modern dairy farming, including:
• Automatic Milking and Feeding Systems
• Conventional Milking Solutions
• Digital Herd Management Tools
• Manure Handling Equipment
With a proven track record of supporting over 600 local farms in
Browns Fertilisers ................................... 5 Brown’s Fertilisers based at Leongatha, Koo Wee Rup & Tinamba have a wide range of fertiliser and liming products designed to meet the specific nutrition requirements of your crops and dairy pastures. Stop by site 6 and talk to the Brown’s Fertilisers agronomists about how they can help you to achieve productive pastures, stronger crops through healthier soils.
Apiam Animal Health - ProDairy 6
ProDairy is an overall Animal health program, designed and delivered by Dairy vets, providing support, advice and training for all facets of animal health on the Dairy Farm. We assist in identifying and addressing farm specific focus areas, resulting in the highest possible animal welfare, and profitability for the farmer.
Westfalia Warragul 7
Westfalia Warragul is a trusted dairy equipment supplier, servicing the Gippsland region for over 28 years. Based in Yarragon, our dedicated team are the experts when it comes to all types of dairy work. From a basic dairy upgrade to a full Robotic milking system, we have the expertise to get the job done. We are also the Australian distributors for Mueller Milk Tanks.
Notman Pasture Seeds 8
Nestled in the rolling hills of Poowong, Notman Pasture Seeds has grown to become a trusted source for practical pasture and forage crop solutions in Gippsland. We are dedicated to prompt service, custom mixes and a range of products from Cropmark, DLF Seeds, Barenbrug and Pioneer Seeds to name a few.
Evans Petroleum-BP Fuels/
Castrol Lubricants/Ad Blue ................ 9
Evans Petroleum is the locally owned and operated authorized
BP Fuels and Castrol Lubricant reseller for Gippsland with 15 retail outlets and a wholesale delivery service to farming and commercial customers in the region. Established in 1970, Evans Petroleum has grown significantly with a focus on providing quality products, service and reliability, coupled with competitive pricing. Employing some 200 staff, Evans Petroleum is dedicated to supporting Gippsland’s economy and reinvesting in our local community. For more information, please visit www.evanspetroleum.com.au Dairy Pumping Systems 10
Bauer GMBH Australia Pty Ltd 10a
Ridley Agriproducts 11
What We Do - Ridley is the leading provider of high-quality dairy, cattle and sheep feed. We know that when it comes to feeding livestock, performance and value for money are critical to your success. Ridley delivers market-leading solutions that provide the added assurance of supply availability and biosecurity controls. Because of our capacity and expertise, we can design any type of feed, for any type of ruminant, across any stage of life – so we can help you maximise your return on feed.
Western Valley Dairy Systems 12
Stall gates, milking machines, grain crushing, mixing and feeding systems along with 25 years of dairy related problem solving and helping farmers make decisions about what suits their individual needs. Agents for Automated Dipping & Flushing (ADF), MilkaWare and Larsons stall gates upgrade.
Ag Moto Pakenham Pty Ltd 13
Ag Moto will be at the South Gippsland Dairy & Farming Expo showcasing their dairy farm-ready quad bikes and side-by-sides from CFMOTO. Ag Moto is a Platinum CFMOTO dealer in the region servicing West and South Gippsland together with Honda and Kawasaki.
Michaels Group 14/14a
JCB Gipplsand will be attending with the market leading agricultural JCB telehandlers along with the BVL mixer wagons. Two brands proven to optimise efficiency and output on All mixed farms.
GippsDairy ..................................... 15
GippsDairy is a regional team delivering research, development, education, and extension programs with dairy farmers across Gippsland. Since 1996, we have worked to improve the prosperity and sustainability of Gippsland farms and have a strong focus on promoting the dairy industry to the next generation. Through ongoing collaborations with training providers, government bodies and other service providers, we aim to play an important part in maintaining a vibrant and sustainable dairy industry that provides economic, social and environmental benefits to all participants and our wider community.
Greenmate Agriculture Pty Ltd 16 Greenmate Agriculture empowers growers with biological
fertilisers and soil solutions that work with nature to unlock lasting results. Our high-performance inputs are rich in beneficial microbes and plant-available nutrients, designed to enhance soil biology, strengthen plant health, and deliver better yields across seasons. From regenerative growers to large-scale producers, our tailored programs, expert support, and analysis services provide tools to reduce reliance on synthetic inputs and improve long-term profitability. If you’re ready to grow with purpose, Greenmate Agriculture brings the science, the support, and the innovation to help your farm thrive. Biology-Backed. Results-Focused. Grow with Greenmate!
Dairy Protect 17
Dairy Protect is a dedicated dairy insurance brokerage, created to lift the standard of cover and advice across the industry. We understand that insurance should support your farm’s growth, resilience and financial sustainability; not just be another overhead. Our brokers work with you to understand your risk tolerance, advocate for your needs, and secure smarter outcomes from insurers. Whether you’re running a family farm or a large operation, we tailor cover to fit your strategy. Visit us at the Expo, call 1300 063 888 or head to www.dairyprotect. com.au to learn more.
DeLaval 18 DeLaval is a global leader in dairy farming, providing innovative solutions that enhance productivity and profitability. Our offerings include automated milking systems, farm management software, and animal welfare products. We are committed to sustainable
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local challenges at every level, utilising our global capabilities to solve problems in a sustainable manner, underpinned by science, knowledge and local expertise.
Genetics Australia 22
Genetics Australia has been Australia’s leading artificial breeding and herd improvement company for more than 60 years. Now part of a joint venture with global leader URUS, we combine elite Australian sires with world-class global genetics. As a onestop shop for all things genetics, we offer semen, merchandise, genomic testing, and herd monitoring systems—helping Australian farmers achieve stronger, more profitable breeding outcomes.
Jantec Systems 23
Jantec Systems is the leading supplier of electronic herd identification systems for rotary and herringbone dairies. It’s easy to use herd management software allows the user to tailor the alerts, the various feeding methods, and allows for powerful analysis of the data from milk meters, cellcount meters, and other add-on features. The phone app displays animal information and allows for alerts, events, and drafts to be entered, as well as featuring other unique options.
Alltech Lienert Australia 24 Alltech Lienert provides dairy customers with innovative, highquality products and services from feed formulation to the development of complete nutritional programs, and biosecurity products – supported by outstanding customer service.
Airy Fairy Fun & Faces 25 Plenty of colour and fun to keep the kids entertained. Face Painting and Balloon Animals
MaxCare ............................................. 25a
The MaxCare brand proudly leads in infant animal nutrition, crafting specialised infant animal products. Our range includes quality milk replacer plus other complimentary products like probiotics, electrolytes & whole milk additives. Scientifically formulated using quality ingredients, the MaxCare range ensures optimum health and nutrition for your animals and is available to purchase throughout Australia and New Zealand.
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Products. More recently we have been working with Gippsland Wraps to supply farmers and contractors with a range of silage wraps, net and silage pit covers. Please call in and see Gus, Shay Davis, Jess and Brendon Rigby at Site 26.
BioSystems Australia 27
Biosystems offer the customer a range of products that help improve and maintain your animals health, your soil and your effluent systems. We specialise in equine, dairy, beef cattle, sheep and other farm animals. Please come and see us at site 27 at the Dairy Expo.
Global Skilled Employment Services Pty Ltd (GSES) 28
Global Skilled Employment Services is an Australian recruitment services company. We specialize in providing skilled workers to Australian employers in order to overcome their manpower shortages. We have been operating Australia wide since 2010 and have placed highly skilled workers in most sectors and industries in regional and metropolitan areas in various states of Australia. We specialize in Agriculture, Manufacturing, Meat Industry, and Professional skills.
Coopers/ SenseHub Dairy ...................... 29
SenseHub® Dairy monitoring systems are changing the face of dairy management one cow at a time. To help make dairy monitoring systems more affordable, SenseHub® Dairy is now available by monthly subscription based on per cow usage. Clancy said the SenseHub® Dairy monitoring system is a significant productivity tool and is now used on over 400 farms across the country. Come along and visit the team on site 29.
Hanskamp Australia/K2Agri ................... 30
K2 Agri delivers smart solutions for progressive dairy farmers. We offer Hanskamp feeding technology, Skelex exoskeletons for safer milking and practical nutrition advice. Our goal is to make everyday farming easier, safer, and more profitable — backed by global innovation and local support.
Burra Concreting 32
Burra Concreting Services delivers expert concreting in foundation slabs, driveways, crossovers and footpaths. No job is too big or small. We prioritise clear communication and are with you from start to finish. With white card accreditation, WWCC, licensed excavation, and full equipment, we’re ready to meet your needs. Contact us today to discuss your concreting project.
Elders Insurance 33 At Elders Insurance Leongatha, we pride ourselves on continually upholding our core philosophy of “local insurance made easy”. Our highly qualified team offers local knowledge, personalised service. When insuring with Elders Insurance Leongatha, you will also benefit from in-house claims processing and the ongoing support of our dedicated claims manager.
Elders 33a
Elders has been serving the local community for 30 years. We operate out of two office locations in Korumburra and Leongatha, allowing us to extend our services throughout the vast local area. We sell properties all throughout the local area. We handle properties ranging from farms, lifestyle and residential properties.
Ultimate Drones Australia 34
FARMap 35
Designed by former beef and sheep farmer Sam Baulch, FARMap is a simple to navigate, easy-to-use livestock and pasture management software package run from your computer or app on your phone. Designed to simplify farm data recording, streamline daily operations and give farmers complete control over their farm records — anytime, anywhere - for better farming outcomes. Come and speak to the team on site 35 at the Expo.
Chapman Machinery Service 36
Pop in and say G’day to the team at the Chapman Machinery Service site. On display we have a broad range of premium branded farm equipment that farmers know they can count on. Chapman Machinery is a locally owned and operated company, who’ve helped South Gippsland farmers for over 30 years, and we will be there to help into the future. Sales, spares, servicing and genuine factory support for top brands. Massey Ferguson, Fendt, Valtra, Iseki, Kubota, and Krone.
McLaren Agricultural Machinery 37
McLaren Agricultural Machinery importers and distributors of Quality farm machinery direct to the customer
• Purpose built Pasture drills with very narrow row spacings.
• Trailers to suit all farm requirements, Silage, Hay, Potato’s, dirt.
• Muck spreaders and effluent management.
• Import & export of Agricultural parts and machines Worldwide.
TTMI.................................................... 38
TTMI are your full-service Farm Machinery dealer for Gippsland.
Offering the Case IH range of tractors along with a selection of quality implements and attachments from our partners. TTMI are committed to the Gippsland region, with branches in Trafalgar, Leongatha and Maffra, providing Machinery Sales, Servicing and Spare parts to the agriculture, construction, and horticulture industries right across Gippsland. When you need to talk about farm machinery, talk to TTMI.
Bairnsdale Engineering 39
Since 1976, we’ve helped generations of farmers invest in topquality sheds that fit their farms and their future. This legacy of quality is unmatched in the farm shed industry, as we continue to develop with the ever changing and improving Ag industry. We pride ourselves in building a quality product that we would be proud to own ourselves. Discover why a Bairnsdale Shed is built the way it should be.
TracMac Farm Equipment Pty Ltd 40
TracMac Farm Equipment are the importers and distributors for McIntosh Farm Machinery into Australia. McIntosh Farm Machinery are known for their strength, quality, and performance both here in Australia and New Zealand. Listening to farmer’s needs, Mcintosh have developed a range of Silage feed out wagons, bale feeders, Tip trailers and manure spreaders that are well suited for all types of farming requirements. Now with over 70 years of experience in the farm machinery industry, you can rely on Mcintosh products to provide you with years of quality service and reliability. If you need any information on the McIntosh farm machinery, then please contact us or our local dealer at Claas Harvest Centre in Gippsland and South Gippsland.
CLASS Harvest Centre – Warragul & Leongatha .......................... 41
CLAAS Harvest Centre is now the largest privately-owned farm machinery distribution network in Australasia, servicing primary producers and agricultural contractors from 33 strategic locations throughout New Zealand and Australia. Each of the CLAAS Harvest Centres is a regional sales, service and support hub for the complete range of CLAAS, AMAZONE, Vaderstad and other leading farm machinery brands. Local CLAAS Harvest Centres in Warragul and Leongatha.
Statewide Concrete Products 42
For nearly 40 years, Statewide Concrete Products has been proudly manufacturing and supplying high-quality concrete solutions to rural communities across Victoria. From durable stock troughs to robust 21,500-litre water tanks, all our products are reinforced with steel reo and built to last. Statewide Concrete Products — an investment in quality, strength, and workmanship.
Vic Silos ........................................ 43
Vic Silos are 100% Australian owned, operated and built using Australian steel. We specialise in the manufacture and design, repairs and conversions and transportation of grain and pellets silos, stock-feeders, augers and bins. All silos can be custom designed to meet individual needs. Servicing Gippsland and
beyond for over 30 years. Give us a call on 0351 411 882 to order or get a free quote.
Willowdale Rural 44
We supply livestock yards, panels, gates, hay feeders, grain feeders, dog runs, rubber matting, crushes, ramps, round yards, arena’s, yard design service, both in imported products and products we manufacture ourselves from Australian steel. Bringing integrity, efficiency and safety in livestock handling, over 40 years’ experience.
Ausmix 45 Ausmix have been building feed mixers in Albury/Wodonga for over 4 years. With over 150 mixers now working across Australia, Ausmix is Australia’s fastest growing mixer brand! Built with Australian BlueScope Steel and an over spec’d driveline, Ausmix is sure to stand up to any farm operation. With sizes from 8m up to 54m, we are sure to have a machine to suit you.
Aaron Daniel Ag Contracting 46
Aaron Daniel Ag Contracting is a family run business based in Korumburra that services Gippsland and surrounding areas. We offer silage, spraying, sowing, effluent, and earthmoving services to cover all aspects to the farming community.
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Hickseeds
Located in Torwood (Lardner), Hickseeds are your specialists in all things seed. Having been in the agricultural contracting industry for 25 years, we have an excellent knowledge of paddocks and pastures. Come along to the Hickseeds stand and have a chat with Jared about your cropping, pasture and grass needs.
Gippsland Agricultural Drone Spraying 48
Gippsland Agricultural Drone Spraying provides modern, efficient spraying, fertilising, and mapping services using advanced drone technology. We specialise in hard-to-reach, steep, and sensitive areas where traditional equipment struggles. Our local team operates a growing fleet of drones, offering precise applications that save time, reduce waste, and protect soil health. We also supply DJI agricultural drones with full setup and training across Gippsland.
Need for Feed – Registered Charity ........... 51
Need for Feed, supporting our farmers and rural communities in times of fire, flood and drought. All work done by volunteers. 100% of all donations go to assist those affected. Project of Lions Australia.
Gippsland Jersey 52
Gippsland Jersey is farmer-owned and proud as punch to bring you the best-tasting milk in Australia – officially! Swing by our caravan for a $6 milkshake made with creamy Jersey milk straight from the golden cows.
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The Bella Fromage Company
Bella Fromage Company is a Melbourne-based artisan cheesemaker specializing in small-batch, handcrafted dairy products. Founded by a former construction professional with Italian heritage, the company embodies a lifelong passion for food and traditional cheesemaking techniques.
Dairy Shelters Australia 54
The DSA team at site 54 will explain the benefits of these unique systems and show you working examples from over 50 projects completed since 2015. We can arrange estimates and farm visits for your project upon request. A clear roof, deep litter diary shelter can change your farm and your life. Drop in to site 54 to find out more.
Redei Services ...................................... 55
REDEI Renewable Energy Solutions provides innovative, turn-key renewable energy solutions to help farmers solve their continuous energy reliability & cost challenges. Australian-owned and operated, REDEI’s specialist renewable energy consultants with extensive Dairy industry knowledge, can design energy solutions that incorporate a range of renewable energy options such as solar, wind, bioenergy. Under an Energy as a Service contract, we can offer Zero capital outlay, with fixed monthly payments for up to 10 years.
Fastrak Drones ..................................... 56
Fastrak Drones are known for the Kill the Weed, Plant the Seed and Grow the Feed services. Our services prioritise safety, productivity, and long-term sustainability.
We use advanced aerial drone technology to deliver faster, and target more efficiently saving you time, effort, and cost. Our farm productivity related services include weed management, fertiliser spreading, and seed broadcasting. As local farmers ourselves with decades of expertise in service delivery, we know how to bring precision agri-tech aerial drone services to farms.
NEX Business Farming Wellness .............. 57
NEX Business Farming and Wellness is a not-for-profit organisation committed to strengthening rural and regional prosperity. We provide expert business coaching, strategic planning, and tailored consulting for farmers, agribusinesses, and small business owners. With 40+ years’ experience, we also deliver the free Rural Financial Counselling Service (RFCS) to support farmers experiencing financial hardship.
Travel Managers ................................... 58
I’m a mobile travel agent and can come to you to chat and plan your next holiday. I’ve been in the industry for more than 40 years...locally & based in Poowong for the past 14 years and a 5th generation South Gippslander. Got a “milk pail list” let me help you get there. Contact me on 0403190234 or kirram@travelmanagers. com.au
Gibson Groundspread: Serving Gippsland Farmers Since 1953 59
Gibsons Groundspread are Gippsland’s leading agricultural distributor of custom-blended fertiliser, lime and compost. We are dedicated to serve the individual needs of farmers and growers.
Combining the latest technology, equipment and 75 years of experience we’ve developed a wide range of innovative solutions and services to provide farmers with the tools and resources to achieve improved crop and pasture performance.
Achmea Insurance 60
Achmea Farm Insurance is a specialist, local, and direct farm insurer, supporting thousands of agribusinesses across Australia through its co-operative approach to farm insurance. You can tailor its All-in-One Farm Pack to the unique requirements of your agribusiness and are able to speak directly with its team of dedicated Claims Specialists. For more information or to request a quote, visit www.achmea.com.au or call 1800 724 214.
McLennan Electrical/ Gippsland Motors & Controls 61
McLennan Electrical are agricultural and industrial electrical specialists, trusted by dairy farms and producers across Gippsland. From motor control and variable speed drives to fullsite automation, we deliver expert solutions and 24/7 breakdown support—365 days a year. Our skilled electricians prioritise quality, reliability, and keeping your operation running when it matters most.
Gippsland Motors & Controls 61a
Gippsland Motors & Controls supplies industrial electrical equipment throughout Gippsland, including electric motors, variable speed drives, contactors, and programmable relays. We’re focused on tailored service, fast solutions, and unbeatable prices. We’re local, reliable, and ready to power your operation.
Mountain Grey Revegetation 62 Mountain Grey Revegetation is a small, hands-on team in Warragul South. We’re passionate about bringing Gippsland’s landscapes back to life using indigenous plants. Whether you’re restoring bushland, planting out shelterbelts, or improving your farm’s natural assets, we’re here to help. We work with farmers to provide
trees and shrubs that provide shelter and shade for livestock, windbreaks, and protection for pastures.
Cut 360 Tree Solutions 63
Cut 360 Tree Solutions offer an efficient, safe and affordable solution for all your Tree & Vegetation requirements. With our specialised machinery. Be it complete tree removal, pruning, hedging, stump grinding & wood chipping. We also offer 24-hour emergency call out. We provide clean, quality wood chips ideal for calving pens or any livestock bedding or gardens. Zoetis .................................................. 64 Zoetis is a global animal health company dedicated to supporting customers and their businesses in ever better ways.
processor which produces and markets value-added dairy products to the global food manufacturing market. For over 30 years Burra Foods has represented quality and innovation in the global dairy market, specialising in the manufacture of highend specialised dairy ingredients. We pride ourselves on production ingenuity and our ability to innovate. Our wealth of experience and technical expertise means that we can tailor unique solutions to meet customer requirements and changes in the marketplace.
Clark Equipment Sales Pty Ltd
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Clark Farm Equipment is part of the Clark Equipment Group, a BRW Top 500 Australian Private Company. We employ approximately 450 people and operate from 20 locations in metropolitan and regional centres across Australia and New Zealand. Clark Farm Equipment proudly brings to market a comprehensive range of farm equipment, designed to meet the needs and wants of farmers and rural property owners, and everyone in between. Our range includes Daken Electric Fencing, Zon Bird Scare-Guns, Grasshopper Zero-Turn Mowers, and much more. Make sure you visit us again soon to see all the latest news and additions to our range. Clark Farm Equipment gives you the option to purchase any of our products online, with flexible pickup and delivery options - from your choice of a Clark Farm Equipment store; a stocking Daken Dealer; or direct to your address! This gives Clark Farm Equipment customers value in their electric fencing and farm equipment, no matter where they are located in Australia. We strive to provide comprehensive information on our equipment, and instructional information and videos
Brandt
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Brandt is your local John Deere equipment specialist. Elevating your operations with Brandt’s unwavering support, you can achieve greatness in every application. Experience superior machines, unparalleled service, and dedicated support each and every time.
De Wit Trading 74
De Wit Trading: importers for the New Zealand build Wrangler hoofcare crushes and ride over gates. Dairy Grooving 75
Victoria 76 Agriculture Victoria supports a strong, innovative, sustainable agriculture, food and fibre sector. Working with the community and agriculture industry to enhance productivity, improve animal welfare, connect the sector with international markets, create jobs, support growth and maintain effective biosecurity. Agriculture Victoria delivers programs, services and technical advice to increase resilience and sustainable agriculture, plus provides education and compliance services for agriculture and animal welfare. Home | Agriculture Victoria Melbourne Water 76a Assistance for landowners in Tarago, Lang lang, and Bass catchments to keep sediment and nutrients on farm and out of waterways.
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Web: www.easydairy.com.au Phone: (03) 5821 9900
Axis Industries Pty Ltd 81
‘Axis Industries is 100% Australian-owned and operated family business, based in Gippsland. We provide rubber surfacing and erosion control solutions for the Agricultural, Civil and Construction sectors.’
BioLink Probiotics 4 Plants & Animals 82
Biolink Probiotics 4 Plants & Animals supports Australian farmers to manage both sustainability and profitability. With a range of microbial-based fertilisers, soil stimulants, and animal probiotics, Biolink™ solutions help enhance soil health, boost crop and pasture yields, and improve animal wellbeing—all while reducing input costs. Designed to deliver proven, practical results, their products use beneficial microbes to improve nutrient uptake, enhance water retention, and improve soil structure.
Lely Center Gippsland 83
Lely Center Gippsland are specialists in pasture-based dairy automation. Our large team of experienced robot technicians and farm management experts help local farmers make the switch to automation and excel on their new systems. We support more than 70 Gippsland dairy farms with Lely systems, including automatic milking robots, calf feeders, feed pushers, manure collectors, cow brushes and more. Visit us at the South Gippsland Dairy Expo to see the new Lely A5 Next milking robot, our new automatic milk filter, and ask us all your curly questions about dairy automation.
Gendore Tractors & Machinery Pty Ltd ...... 84
Gendore Tractors & Machinery is a well-established local business in the Gippsland region since 1948 with New Holland both Ag & Construction and many other major agricultural brands. Gendore T&M and all staff pride themselves in supporting our local farmers with sales, service and after sales support. With continued growth we now have four branches that are located in Leongatha, Tooradin, Warragul and Maffra. Be sure to call in to either one of our four branches and let our friendly staff help you get the job done right! Poowong Dairy & Hardware
Poowong Dairy and Hardware is the local shop that offers a range of supplies to cover your rural & hobby farming needs & dairy needs. Including pet & stock supplies & health products, additives, fencing supplies, general hardware items, garden items, plumbing fittings, Supagas & more.
South Gippsland Shire Council
South Gippsland Shire Council recognises the Dairy sector as our largest industry and provider of jobs, making us one of the most
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important dairy regions in Australia. It also recognises the great contribution it makes to our community. The council is committed to supporting our agricultural industry, food processing and their essential support businesses, to build the prosperity of our Shire.
South East Organic Fertilizer Udder Truth Showbag
The company believes its range of fowl manure is a viable alternative to more conventional fertilisers as it contains nutrients which are both organic and inorganic as well as carbon to aid soil structure and microbe and worm production. The inorganic being immediately available for plant uptake and the organic being available as the organic matter breaks down and is released. For further information contact the experts on 03 5996 1172.
Caffe Alfresco COFFEE VENDOR
From our mobile coffee cart, we provide hot beverages using freshly roasted coffee for Cappuccino, Latte, Flat White and Long Black, as well as Hot Chocolate and Tea. If the weather is warm, we also have bottled water and biscuits for the sweet tooth.
Little Boy Brew.................. COFFEE VENDOR
Little Boy Brew will be serving-up creamy Zest coffee, Prana Chai and delicious hot choccy.
Pens Kitchen FOOD VENDOR
Wheelie Good Pizza FOOD VENDOR
Wheelie Good Pizzas is a mobile wood fired pizza food truck
offering delicious cooked to order wood fired pizzas with popular, traditional & gourmet toppings enhanced by the smokiness from the Redgum fired pizza oven & using quality fresh ingredients.
OnFarm Consulting – Matt Harms AMENITIES COMPLEX
Behind every great glass of Milk is someone Remarkable. Not all heroes wear capes, some wear gumboots. Wednesday 3rd September at 11am.
Gumboot Gift 2025
This is a 120m footrace wearing gumboots, $4,000 prize pool. Thursday 4th September at 1.30pm.
SRH Milk Haulage ............. SRH TANKER
SRH Milk Haulage is a proudly family-owned and operated business with over 25 years of experience in the transport industry. For more than eight years, we have been servicing the Gippsland region from our dedicated Poowong depot. Our reputation for reliability is built on a commitment to exceptional customer service and a well-maintained, modern fleet. We proudly employ over 45 Gippsland locals, contributing to a national team of more than 250 staff across Australia.
The power of good advice in dairy farming
In the ever-evolving landscape of dairy farming, good advice is not just helpful—it’s essential.
With rising input costs, climate variability, and shifting market demands, farmers face complex challenges that require informed decisions.
This is where expert guidance can make all the difference.
Whether it’s advice on pasture management, herd health, feed efficiency, or financial planning, tapping into the knowledge of experienced advisors can lead to measurable improvements in productivity and profitability.
For example, a nutritionist’s input might boost milk yield while reducing feed waste, and a vet’s early intervention could prevent costly disease outbreaks.
But good advice isn’t only about technical expertise—it’s also about trust and collaboration.
Advisors who understand the unique goals and constraints of a farm can tailor solutions that are both practical and sustainable. Peer networks, local extension services, and industry consultants all play a role in sharing insights that help farmers adapt and thrive. Importantly, seeking advice is a sign of strength, not weakness.
It reflects a commitment to continuous improvement and resilience in the face of uncertainty.
In a sector where margins are tight and risks are high, the right guidance can be the difference between surviving and succeeding.
Dairy farmers who invest in good advice are investing in their future. It’s a smart move—one that pays dividends in efficiency, sustainability, and peace of mind. They’re the future of farming and the type of farmers we are passionate about working with. •
Trusted advice empowers better decisions, stronger farms, and a brighter future for the next generation.
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Saliva is LIQUID GOLD, and it’s free
When calves suckle in the slow, controlled way they do from a cow, it stimulates the production of vital saliva.
Immune support
Saliva is rich in lactoferrin and lactoperoxidase, enzyme systems with antioxidant and antimicrobial properties that boost the immunity of the calf.
Improved digestibility
Saliva balances the pH in the abomasum, creating an optimal environment for curding.
Saliva is alkaline (pH8.2), milk is almost neutral (pH6.7), before feeding, the abomasum is acidic (pH2).
As the calf suckles, milk and saliva form an alkaline mixture which reacts to acid in the abomasum and creates a creamy curd.
Without sufficient saliva, curd formation in the abomasum is inhibited. Raw milk enters the intestines providing a nutrient source for bacteria to feed on and multiply, causing nutritional scours.
Cross-sucking impacts future production capabilities
For survival, calves are ‘wired’ to suckle for a time period. This is called the Suckling Instinct.
The gut and brain work together, and after some time spent suckling, neurological feedback tells the calf to stop suckling.
When a calf drinks her milk too quickly, this communication fails.
The milk is finished but the brain is telling her to keep suckling. She suckles on other calves until the suckling urge switch’s off.
Milk Bar™ Teats activate the suckling action required for proper saliva production.
The controlled flow satisfies the suckling instinct to protect calves from cross suckling damage.
Find out more at www.milkbar.net.au or visit us at Site 77.
New Titan Max series of McIntosh wagons... keeping ahead of the pack
After listening to the needs of customers over the past 18 months, the new Titan Max series of silage wagons have been designed and built for the serious farmer.
The new wagons feature the all-new heavy duty 16mm hi-tensile floor and elevator chains.
These features make them even stronger than the renowned Titan series of silage wagons that many Gippsland farmers know and trust.
McIntosh has increased the strength of the bin by using 5mm Bisoly high wearing steel for both the floor and side wear plates.
Other new features include new style tapered mud guards, remote grease lines for easier access to main grease points, an even heavy-duty floor drive system and galvanised cross conveyer frame.
These features see the new Titan Max series of silage wagons offering even greater strength, performance and durability for years to come.
One great new feature of the Titan Max wagons is the new automatic floor chain adjustment system.
Like with all wagons, the floor chains will stretch over time, but the Titan Max series of wagons are fitted with a unique grease pump system that maintains constant pressure on the floor chains to keep them at the correct tension.
This automatically maintains the proper floor chain tension and will save a lot of maintenance time and potential breakdowns from wrongly adjusted floor chains.
Allan Slater from TracMac Farm Equip
ment said, “the new Titan Max series of silage wagons offer significant strength and features over and above all other wagons on the market and are well suited to the needs of many farmers across Australia.”
McIntosh also offers a range of beater style silage wagons.
These wagons are specially designed to help integrate different product together and feed them out in a consistent and even manner. Ideal for use in feed pad operations, they offer a lot of versatility, ease of operation and much lower operating cost then an alternative
The McIntosh Titan Max series of silage wagons are built for the serious farmer, and for high use applications.
Be prepared for harvest season
With harvest season fast approaching, it’s time to prepare your machinery before the rush begins. TTMI Trafalgar’s Service Manager, Hayden Mumford, shares this timely advice: “Take the time it takes — because it takes less time.”
A bit of pre-season preparation can save hours — or days — of costly downtime. Use any poor-weather days in the lead-up to harvest as an opportunity to walk around your equipment and inspect for issues that may have been parked along with the machines after their last use.
After sitting idle over winter, machinery can often become home to rodents. Rats and mice are notorious for chewing through electrical wiring and hoses, so it’s critical to check for damage and remove any nesting material.
Look over all protective covers — especially on PTOs, mowers, and other implements — and ensure they’re securely in place.
Power-driven components such as belts, bearings, chains, and gears should be inspected, lubricated, and serviced.
Don’t forget to check belt and chain tension, and on disc mowers, replace worn knives or turtles as needed.
Conditioning rollers are often overlooked, yet vital. Look for signs of uneven wear and take time to set roll gap, timing, and pressure to suit your crop.
Safety is just as important as productivity. Make sure you’ve got a functioning fire extinguisher and a stocked first aid kit on hand.
Lights and reflectors on your machinery should be cleaned and tested so that
you’re ready for road travel and visible at night.
Another smart step is ensuring you have essential replacement parts and consumables ready to go — items like net wrap, silage film, shear pins, and spare tines for tedders, rakes and balers.
TTMI’s parts department is well-stocked to help you stay in the paddock this Spring.
Even for those who prefer to handle their own maintenance, TTMI offers a comprehensive 30-point baler inspection and expert workshop and field service — with after-hours support available throughout the busy season.
Harvest can mean long days that stretch into even longer nights. Fatigue is real — rest when you can and check in on your mates.
Safety isn’t just about machinery — it’s about looking after each other.
When harvest winds down, take a final pass over your machines. Replace filters and seals, relax belt tensioners, and store equipment under cover to prevent rust.
It’s tempting to back everything into the shed and call it done — but a final inspection and some preventative maintenance can be time well spent.
And finally, as tractors and implements become a more common sight on Gippsland roads, let’s all remember to share the road with patience.
If you find yourself stuck behind slow -moving machinery, take a moment to enjoy our beautiful countryside.
From all of us at TTMI, we wish you a safe, productive, and successful harvest season. For sales, service, or spare parts, visit ttmi. com.au or call (03) 5633 1588.
COME & CHAT WITH LOCAL LANDCARE STAFF AT SITE 66 ABOU T
TTMI offers a comprehensive 30-point baler inspection and expert workshop and field service.
Travel Managers - uniquethe way travel should be
Kirra Moon-Curry has been a travel agent for over 30 years, yes someone so young with that much experience.
Can you believe it?
But yes, she has travelled to over 35 countries and with the wealth of knowledge and first-hand experience, she is the girl when it comes to all things ‘travel’.
Kirra is a local and fifth generation South Gippslander, and has been based in Poowong for the past 14 years. Kirra is mobile and can come to you to chat and plan your next holiday.
Yes, mobile! She can plan and book anything from a cruise to the Pacific, to one down the Rhine, or what about the Mediterranean, or a Hawaiian cruise, maybe even one in Asia, there’s just so many to choose from.
Unique, the way travel should be
you to mobile! cruise what cruise, many to and travel registries, Broome.
It’s a one-stop consultation.
Keeping the herd healthy with probiotics: A sustainable approach for dairy farmers
The challenges facing Australian dairy farmers are nothing new. Year after year, farmers battle droughts and floods, strive to maintain herd health, manage environmental sustainability, and balance rising costs with profitability.
It’s a tough industry, but with wise management dairying is still rewarding. The daily juggle of keeping the farm running smoothly is a constant challenge, but there’s help on the horizon.
Kirra also offers coach tours, car and motorhome rentals, flight bookings, travel insurance, honeymoons, wedding registries, hotel bookings, even a holiday to Broome. It’s a one-stop consultation.
What does Kirra have to do with a Dairy Expo?
What does Kirra have to do with a Dairy Expo?
Well, farmers need a holiday too, sometimes.
Well, farmers need a holiday too, sometimes.
So Kirra is there to help get you on the way to that well-earned break.
So Kirra is there to help get you on the way to that well-earned break.
Got a ‘milk pail’ destination?
Biolink Probiotics 4 Plants & Animals is committed to supporting farmers in managing both sustainability and profitability. With a range of microbial-based fertilisers, soil stimulants, and animal probiotics, Biolink helps enhance soil health, boost crop and pasture yields, and improve animal wellbeing— all while reducing input costs.
According to co-owner Kevin Beecroft, “Having worked on our own dairy farm for over 20 years, we understand what works. Since starting the company in 2013, we’ve witnessed the pressures of climate change, rising fertiliser costs, and the increasing need for efficient land management.”
Got a ‘milk pail’ destination? Kirra is sure she has been there, and if not, she will still be able to get you there for a competitive price. She can plan around your budget and customise your holiday until you are happy.
Kirra is sure she has been there, and if not, she will still be able to get you there for a competitive price.
Biolink™ solutions are designed to deliver proven, practical results. “Our products use beneficial microbes to improve nutrient uptake, enhance water retention, and improve soil structure.”
“One of the key advantages of integrating Biolink™ products into your farm’s system is the ability to reduce fertiliser use by up to 50% without sacrificing pasture yield,” Kevin adds. “This is one of the ways we help farmers boost both profitability and sustainability in the long term.”
Biolink’s microbial-based products not only promote healthier soil but also improve animal productivity.
“Our Opti-Gut probiotic supplement has proven itself in both field tests and on-farm trials,” Kevin explains. “Farmers trust it for its ability to deliver better outcomes without compromising sustainability. The benefits include faster weight gain, reduced feed
costs, improved digestion, and healthier calves.”
“Opti-Gut is easy to administer, available in both pellet and loose-lick formulas, and is cost-effective—at just 8.5 cents a day per calf and 36 cents per adult animal.”
For lusher pastures, Biolink’s microbial-based system accelerates soil regeneration. Combining six potent microbial groups with humic fulvic acid, products like Biolink™ Germinator or Bio-Hum can be integrated with conventional fertilisers to optimise farming operations—without sacrificing sustainability.
Visit us at Biolink Probiotics 4 Plants & Animals at site 82 or learn more at www. biolink4plants.com.au
Kirra is here to help you on your way for a well-earned break.
To discuss or plan your next holiday visit Kirra at site 58.
Graham Clay and Kevin Beecroft -co-owners and former dairy farmers – helping farmers feed the soil for long-term sustainability. Biolink’s Opti-Gut Animal Probiotics – proven to improve feed efficiency, nutrient uptake, productivity and overall animal health.
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Trans Ova Genetics brings leading IVF technology to Australia
Tineke Jehu, Total Livestock Genetics and Leah Stauber, Trans Ova Genetics, pictured at our Camperdown production facility.
One of the world’s leading bovine reproductive technology providers, Trans Ova Genetics, has officially launched operations in Australia through a partnership with Total Livestock Genetics (TLG) in Camperdown, Victoria.
This marks the first time Australian cattle producers will have direct access to Trans Ova’s advanced IVF services, which have helped reshape genetic progress and reproductive efficiency across the U.S. livestock industry.
With Australia ranking among the top three global beef producers and in the top ten for dairy, Trans Ova sees strong alignment with the country’s progressive approach to herd improvement.
“Australia presents an exciting opportunity for growth,” said Katie Jauert Jess, Chief Operating Officer at Trans Ova Genetics. “There’s already an appetite here for advanced reproductive technologies, and we’re pleased to bring proven IVF solutions closer to producers.”
Since early 2025, Trans Ova has been working closely with the TLG team to establish systems, protocols, and training aligned with its global standards.
Several members of the TLG team have undergone extensive hands-on training in the U.S., and the Camperdown-based lab has now passed all quality control checks. It is actively producing IVF embryos for clients commercially.
Genetics Australia has also partnered in supporting the technology’s rollout. “In our business, we aim to do what’s best for our clients.
The Trans Ova team shares that mindset,” said Anthony Shelly, CEO of Genetics Australia.
“Their IVF program is one of the most respected in the world, and this partnership will deliver real value to our Australian clients”.
Trans Ova’s long-term vision includes further expansion across Australia, supported by its established model of regional centres, satellite locations, and on-farm services.
The introduction of its IVF services represents a practical step forward for Australian livestock enterprises looking to accelerate genetic gain, improve efficiency, and remain globally competitive.
Mounted sprayers with big features
AMAZONE has introduced a number of ‘high spec’ features, including active boom guidance, quad nozzle pods and an integrated hydraulic pump, into its popular range of UF 02 series of mounted sprayers.
Available in tank capacities of either 1,000 or 2,000 litres and boom widths from 12 to 30 metres, the UF 1602 and UF 2002 sprayers are notable for their compact design and simple operation.
The addition of a front tank can boost capacity to 3,500 litres.
CLAAS Harvest Centre Product Business Manager – AMAZONE, Murray Tuck, says the upgrades mean the UF series now deliver the same performance, convenience as the company’s range of UX trailed sprayers.
The ContourControl boom guidance system, available on wider booms wider than 27 metres, provides fast and precise boom guidance for optimal application and performance.
The title angle of each boom is controlled by a pre-pressurised hydraulic cylinder equipped with a rapidly-switching valve.
The cylinders for the tilt angle of the two outer ends of the boom are controlled using the same principle.
“This system helps to keep each boom parallel to the ground, reducing any effects caused by uneven terrain or high operating speed,” Steve says.
“Besides preventing contact with the ground, this helps to maintain an optimal distance of about 50 cm between the boom and the target surface, ensuring optimal
coverage and reducing the potential for spray drift.
“In addition, UF 02 booms can now fitted with AmaSwitch quad nozzle bodies on 25 cm spacings, which allows the operator to select the right nozzle according to spraying conditions.”
The boom has independently-controlled hydraulics at each pivot point.
“This means each section can be folded independently, allowing the operating width to be adjusted,” Blair says.
The UF 1602 and UF 2002 mounted sprayers are now available with a fully-integrated 300 L/min hydraulic pump.
“Pump speed is completely independent of the tractor’s engine speed, which is particularly useful when applying crop protection agents in hilly terrain, where the tractor’s engine and PTO speed is constantly changing,” Steve says. Contact the team at Claas Harvest Centre Gippsland and South Gippsland for further details. Travis Macumber – 0428137497, Eric Davis – 0488344555 and John Main –0419465086.
ContourControl helps to maintain a constant 50 cm distance between the nozzles and the target surface, regardless of terrain.
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