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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 30 MIN

Managing heat stress in sheep, beef and dairy cattle

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Join UWA’s Professor Shane Maloney and Western Dairy Extension Advisor India Brockman as they delve into the impact of heat stress in sheep and cattle, with a special focus on dairy cows in Western Australia.Shane discusses the Murdoch University-led project "The Benefits of Shelter Belts", which is evaluating the effectiveness of shelterbelts in WA's South West region.India introduces Dairy Australia's Cool Cows program. Discover the far-reaching impacts of heat stress, including reduced milk production, low milk protein and fat tests, lower fertility rates, and long-term health issues. Explore why "shade is king" in heat stress management and gain insights into cost-effective strategies for creating cooler environments for your livestock.This episode is brought to you by the South-West WA Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub and is hosted by Shannon Beattie.Shade options for livestock - Drought InfoShade and shelter project - Meat & Livestock AustraliaManaging heat load and heat stress in sheep and cattle at saleyards - DPIRDCool Cows: manual, 2023 (PDF) - Dairy AustraliaStrategies For Managing Heat Stress - Dairy AustraliaEllinbank Smartfarm - Agriculture VictoriaHub news - Drought Hub

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