Post calving care tips for Australian cattle in dry conditions
To maintain the safety of the calves and herd after calving season in drying conditions is critical to maximise returns and avoid...
top of page
BLOGS
- Jul 7
Tips on Milk Fever?
In cattle, milk fever, also known as hypocalcemia, is crucial for early detection and prompt treatment. In Australia, the following steps...
- Jul 7
Preparing for calving season
In Australia preparing for calving season involves a number of key steps to ensure the health and well-being of both cows and newborn...
- Apr 13
Time to drench the cattle?
Drenching cattle is common in managing internal parasites, such as gastrointestinal worms and liver fluke. Drenching in volves...
- Apr 10
What is a liver fluke?
Liver fluke, also known as Fasciola hepatica, is a parasitic flatworm that infects the liver of various mammals, including cattle, sheep,...
- Apr 10
Are supplements for Livestock worthwhile?
Supplementary feeding of cattle refers to providing additional feed to meet the nutritional requirements of animals beyond what they can...
- Feb 25
Why it's important to test for pregnancy
A few reasons why it's important for Australian cattle breeders to test for pregnancy. By testing breeders to identify which cows are...
- Feb 25
Be on the look out for 3-day sickness
As a cattle farmer it's important to look out any signs of illness or disease to protect your herd. One common illness that can affect...
- Jan 21
Tip on getting a 2.5 fat score
As a cattle producer, you know how important it is to ensure your cattle maintain a healthy weight. A 2.5 fat score is the optimal weight...
- Jan 21
Preparing breeders to make the most of the season
As a cattle producer, the time to join heifers is a crucial time to maximize your profits and make sure your livestock is in the best of...
- Jan 21
Why is RPM Livestock Equipment made in Australia?
There’s no denying that Australian produced goods are often of higher quality than those imported from overseas. From food to furniture,...
- Jul 26, 2022
Is the Australian Government doing enough to stop Foot & Mouth Disease entering Australia?
Are the biosecurity measures currently in place, such as stopping travellers from specific countries from landing on our shores and...
- Mar 13, 2022
Share a picture of your RPM equipment and win a $500 credit!
We need to see your old RPM cattle handling equipment 👀! Take a picture of your cattle crush, cattleyard, headbail, loading ramp, or any...
- Mar 11, 2022
3 Ways a Safe-T-Force Cattle System Can Save You Money
1) Less Injury to your Workers. As a cattle producer, your primary concern should always be your workers. Cattle are unpredictable...
- Jul 31, 2020
Take Advantage of the $150k Tax Incentive with Cattle Handling Equipment Built Tough for Queensland
RPM is an Australian manufacturer and supplier of elite cattle handling equipment and yards that is purpose built for tough, harsh...
- Jul 29, 2020
RPM Cattle Crush Option is ‘Hot Dipped’
Purpose built for the tough conditions of northern NSW, RPM’s hot-dip option is available for cattle handling equipment to provide an...
- Jul 24, 2020
RPM Rural. Proudly Australian Made and Owned.
Over the years, our line of award-winning products has changed the face of livestock handling equipment in Australia. Unlike some of the...
bottom of page