Milne Feeds is a proud sponsor of AgVocateWA, a group run by young people from various backgrounds within agriculture. As part of this partnership, we’re pleased to share the following article written exclusively for Milne Feeds by Sophie Woolridge, the president of AgVocateWA.

As mustering gets underway across the north, early weaned calves become a central focus for station managers. Here we discuss practical feeding with Early Weaner pellets.

Western Australia is a significant exporter of grain, but it is not a large producer in global terms. The Compass looks at moves from the world’s three biggest wheat producers to lift their game and how that may impact WA.

As the 2025 growing season begins across Southwest WA, sheep producers are once again faced with the critical decision of when to introduce stock on to newly germinated pastures.

In this episode, Sophie Wooldridge, president of AgVocate WA joins us to share the highlights of the recently held AgVocate WA Annual Forum.

Whereas WA’s human population has been increasing, the same cannot be said of the ovine within our borders. In this article, The Compass undertook the soporific exercise of counting sheep to see how many remain.

Milne Feeds was proud to once again exhibit at Western Dairy’s annual Dairy Innovation Day. This year’s event was held in Jindong at Grant and Nikki Evans’ family farm, where their commitment to the future of the dairy industry was clear to see.

A two-year MLA project confirmed that nutrition during late pregnancy and early lactation is critical for lamb growth. Read more to find out how consistent feeding with Milne EasyOne® can help.

For many Aussie farmers, relying on pasture to support livestock and cropping programs is standard practice. But when those early autumn rains hit, the question is always the same: will there be follow-up rain, or is it just a false break?

Australia is known for its extreme climate, with temperatures ranging from scorching heat to freezing cold — sometimes dropping as low as -5°C. These weather extremes can impact animal welfare, productivity and reproduction across agricultural businesses, affecting the bottom line of livestock enterprises.