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For Sale – Two Miniature Hereford Steers

May 16, 2023May 16, 2023 / sandrabogun

Two Polled Miniature Hereford steers for sale Ready to go late June 2023 – Fleurieu Peninsula SA 8 months old Vaccinated – 7in1 and pestiguard Friendly and easy to handle To be sold together - $1,000 each Melissa Huxtable - happy to answer any questions – vonglenag@outlook.com

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For Sale – Homozygous Polled Bull

May 16, 2023 / sandrabogun

Tulum Gully Dude - Registered Miniature Hereford Bull Dude is a homozygous polled bull born on 22nd March 2022 He has a placid temperament and outstanding colour and confirmation. He has been DNA tested and registered with Herefords Australia as a stud bull. Located: Tulum Gully Farm, Balnarring, Victoria. $6000.00 plus GST. Contact Michele 0418 … Continue reading For Sale – Homozygous Polled Bull

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Could Mugwort be the answer to chemical free worming?

January 2, 2023January 9, 2023 / sandrabogun

This is an article published in The Yarraman Junction; Issue 49; July 2022 written by the owners of Firebreak Farm which explores the use of Mugwort to control roundworm. Follow the link to learn more.

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Do you know your Dung?

November 11, 2022 / sandrabogun

Have you ever wondered what a cow pat can tell you? It is a great indicator of how well your animals are processing their available feed. Follow the link to learn more.

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The Benefits of Belonging to the Network

June 21, 2022June 21, 2022 / sandrabogun

Written by Sandra Bogun of Sandrian Park Miniature Herefords There are many benefits to belonging to the Australian Miniature Hereford Breeders Network, but the standouts for me is the continuous learning and support that the members give each other.  There is no such thing as a silly question and the wealth of knowledge in the … Continue reading The Benefits of Belonging to the Network

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Hoof Trimming by Alison Livermore

May 25, 2022May 26, 2022 / sandrabogun

Why might we trim cattle feet? Cattle feet grow all the time, like our toenails, and the same as sheep, horse and goat hooves. Generally, they are work down by the animal walking around, especially if they walk on gravelly or sandy ground. But if there is an abundance of feed, soft or muddy ground … Continue reading Hoof Trimming by Alison Livermore

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